Identify Brunswick pool table

[MichaelO]

Could use some help here.

I can get this Brunswick table for the cost of moving it. Before I do I want to make sure it is worth it. The owner (my neighbor) said it is a one piece that he had new felt put on a few years ago.

Does anyone know the model? Gold Crown? It has an industrial look, maybe converted coin operated. It has "screw" style sights. Cool looking, but I want to make sure it is not junk before I dedicate space to it.

Thanks.

Mike

 

[mr8ball]

Did you look on the frame? Sometimes it has the name on it somewhere. Is that a 4x8? I have never seen one like it before. You might can find some info here. http://www.classicbilliards.net/html/antiquepooltablesgallery.cfm

If not I am sure if you send Ken Hash the pic he could tell you what it is.

Very nice table

 

[MichaelO]

I looked under and it just has a stamped serial number (1628) and "FCV". I don't know what those mean. It is all wood framing. Probably the 50's-70's, but not sure.

I haven't seen this type either and can't find any information. Looks great, but I was hoping to find what it was.

 

[MichaelO]

It is a 7' table. Any help on what Brunswick model is appreciated.

Mike

 

[DogsPlayingPool]

Not seen one like it before but I'd say you are right about it having been a coin-op judging by the separate cue ball return.

 

[MichaelO]

It has coated wire ball return. Really nice. I just wish I could figure which model Brunswick this is. If there are any thoughts, I would appreciate it. I think it is solid, well made, 60's model.

 

[NYC cue dude]

Move this thread to the table mechanic forum

It has coated wire ball return. Really nice. I just wish I could figure which model Brunswick this is. If there are any thoughts, I would appreciate it. I think it is solid, well made, 60's model.

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