Can anyone help me identify this table. I have a chance to purchase the table and am wondering: approx. age?, crown gold?, value?. Thanks for the help in advance.
Help identify this Brunswick Table please
- Thread starter justin.powell
- Start date
Nice Older Brunswick
I'd buy these all day long for 300 to 400
Definitely a nice older Brunswick table for home :wink: Seems to resemble those I can remember playing with at the bowling alley back home in the 70's
scruffy1 said:Probaly from the late 60s, definitely not a gold crown!!
Value 3-400 in our area. a fair home table at best. keep looking.
I'd buy these all day long for 300 to 400
Definitely a nice older Brunswick table for home :wink: Seems to resemble those I can remember playing with at the bowling alley back home in the 70's
brunswick medalist.
worth more than 300 for sure.
i had one of these in my basement for 5 years and it was the next best thing to a gold crown for 1/2 the price.
6-700 easy if in good shape.
chris G<----------not an expert......just my opinion.
worth more than 300 for sure.
i had one of these in my basement for 5 years and it was the next best thing to a gold crown for 1/2 the price.
6-700 easy if in good shape.
chris G<----------not an expert......just my opinion.
Thanks guys for the info. Very helpful. I am just wondering if I should go for this table, which I can get around $500, or wait until I can get a crown gold.
bogey54311 said:
I am not sure what model table this is but I am sure it is not a Medalist.
The rails and casting look similiar to a Gold Crown. If that the case the rails and slate might be worth something.
Definitely post 1960. They came out with the crown in the B logo in '61. Appears to be from their home line rather than their commercial line to me. The picture gallery of vintage tables on Brunswick's site only covers up until 1945, so unfortunately that's no help.
Mr H
Mr H
The best I can find about this table is it is roughly looks like a sportking blinds but the rest looks like an original coin op table. Look at www.classicbilliards.net ...looks like 1968 possibly 2 tables merged to make one or a home version table not made for the commercial environment.
Craig
Craig