What year is this Brunswick?

[thaxboyd]

Just inherited this from my folks. My father purchased it used in the lat 70's or early 80's.

I am curious what year it is and if it is good table. Seems well built.

Cannot see any identifiers on the table at all

 

[Korsakoff]

Just inherited this from my folks. My father purchased it used in the lat 70's or early 80's.

I am curious what year it is and if it is good table. Seems well built.

Cannot see any identifiers on the table at all

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[Poolhall60561]

It would be nice if you had pictures of the whole table put together

 

[thaxboyd]

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Thanks for the advice

 

[Lawnboy77]

Looks like a Brunswick coin op from around 1968 called the Crowd Pleaser. A solid table since it was designed for commercial duty. The coin op option was more than likely removed years ago. These seem to be fairly rare.

Table - 1968 | Brunswick Billiards

 

[thaxboyd]

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Thanks for the advice

Looks like a Brunswick coin op from around 1968 called the Crowd Pleaser. A solid table since it was designed for commercial duty. The coin op option was more than likely removed years ago. These seem to be fairly rare.

Table - 1968 | Brunswick Billiards

Pretty sure that is it. So cool. Thanks @Lawnboy77

 

[garczar]

more pics; https://brunswick.pastperfectonline.com/library/76A16DA0-5E06-4715-80D6-834524846210

 

[Lawnboy77]

What a beast that table is. One piece true 1 inch slate with options all the way up to nearly 44” X 88” playing surface. Looks like the one in the OP’s pics is in great condition.

 

[mikemosconi]

A woman that I began dating in 1975 had this table in her basement. I left my current girl friend at the time for the the one with the pool table in her basement- and now we have been married over 40 years! I remember it being one piece slate and playing very well.

 

[maha]

another pool player hoodwinked by a dame.

i bet you still have one of those old cues with a wooden shaft.
not the one in your pants as that is useless by now.

good to see some marriages last. lucky you.

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[snookered_again]

any identifiers on the underside of the slate?, a sticker maybe?