Brunswick Balke Collender Table 9' Snooker Conversion
12/16/2025 12:34:03 PM
Brunswick Balke Collender Table 9' Snooker Conversion
The problem is my elderly father is worried that this table he acquired in the early 60's will end up in the dump. Us siblings don't have a place for this amazingly flat table. I have not played on it since the early 80s but it's the most true table I ever played on. Theyr are no snooker rails. Just wanting to gather some info and determine best way to move this table to give my father some satisfaction. I had a Fb buyer lined up last year for 1500 but he had a neighbor who said he could find a buyer at 3k but he never came through. As a kid I spent lots of time crawling under this table I don't recall the legs being in anything but perfect crack free condition. I'm wondering if the legs suffered a water event. It's in Longmont Co.
Brunswick Balke Collender Table 9' Snooker Conversion
Replies & Comments
R J on 12/18/2025 12:20:16 PM
I've been informed this is a 1918 ish St Elmo.
Brunswick Balke Collender Table 9' Snooker Conversion
- Title: Brunswick Balke Collender Table 9' Snooker Conversion
- Author: R J
- Published: 12/16/2025 12:34:03 PM
