8-Foot Brunswick Pool Table Model ID
9/24/2023 7:09:14 PM
8-Foot Brunswick Pool Table Model ID
I am hoping to find out the model and possible age of this Brunswick pool table.
Any help is appreciated.
Authentic American Est. 1845 Brunswick Pool Table For Sale
- Price: $2100
- Suwanee, GA
Comes with everything seen in picture as well as two more cue sticks and pool table cover. The pool table is 99 inches long, 54 inches wide, and 32 inches tall. This pool table has a one-piece slate.
Source: facebook.com/marketplace/item/1451659325666119
8-Foot Brunswick Pool Table Model ID
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billiardsforum on 9/26/2023 9:44:40 AMI see that the listing is marked as "Sold", but will answer for the benefit of others who might find this question.
This is a Brunswick residential-grade pool table which dates from sometime between 1996 and 2011.
It is one of the following models, depending on it's age:
- Brunswick "Camden Classic" pool table, made in the years ranging from 1996 to 1999
- Brunswick "Camden II" pool table, made in the years ranging from 2000 to 2011
I believe the seller is mistaken about the slate being a "one-piece" slate, as the technical information from the sell sheets for both models indicates a 3-piece slate. There would be almost no pool table manufacturers making pool tables with a one-piece slate during the era mentioned above.
The details for each model are shown below. Note: you can access old Brunswick catalogs in their archives, where all of this same info can be found.
Brunswick "Camden Classic" Pool Table
Year of Manufacture: From 1996 To 1999
Sizes available:
- 8' "Home" options:
- Playfield: 44" x 88"
- Slate: 3 pc. 1" framed
- Dimensions: Length 98.75" X Width 54.75"
- Weight: 773 lbs
- Leg Center Length: 28", Leg Center Width 72"
- Color Options: Cherry, Oak
- Cushion Rubber: Superspeed
- 9' "Pro" options:
- Playfield: 50" x 100"
- Slate: 3 pc. 1" framed
- Dimensions: Length 110.75" X Width 60.75"
- Weight: 960 lbs
- Leg Center Length: 34", Leg Center Width 84"
- Color Options: Cherry, Oak
- Cushion Rubber: Superspeed
Traditional styles are 17th and 18th Century interpretations of the design and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome. Displaying restraint, harmony, proportion and reason, the grand Greco-Roman style uses sparse ornamentation, chaining, beaded moldings, and large turned posts. Using hardwoods such as cherry and oak, traditional furniture represented the art of rich ancient cultures that flourished long before the Dark Ages, and was the basis of pre-industrial European style.
The Camden pool table is available with a standard straight with trim baseframe or classic double arched baseframe.
Material specifications:
- Traditional cherry finish:
- Rails, aprons, base frame: Curubixa
- Legs: Curubixa or Acoita
- Sights: Mother of Pearl
- High performance nut plates and dovetails: Yes
- Oak finish
- Rails: Ash over curubixa
- Aprons, legs, base frame: Ash
- Sights: Mother of Pearl
- High performance nut plates and dovetails: Yes
Brunswick "Camden II" Pool Table
Year of Manufacture: From 2000 to 2011
Sizes available:
- 8' "Home" options:
- Playfield: 44" x 88"
- Slate: 3 pc. 1" framed
- Dimensions: Length 98.75" X Width 54.75"
- Weight: 773 lbs
- Leg Center Length: 28", Leg Center Width 72"
- Color Options: Cherry, Honey, Oak, Original Mahogany
- Cushion Rubber: Superspeed
- 9' "Pro" options:
- Playfield: 50" x 100"
- Slate: 3 pc. 1" framed
- Dimensions: Length 110.75" X Width 60.75"
- Weight: 950 lbs
- Leg Center Length: 34", Leg Center Width 84"
- Color Options: Cherry, Honey, Oak, Original Mahogany
- Cushion Rubber: Superspeed
A traditional style table.
Enjoy the refinement of traditional styling with the Camden II. Artistically transforming finish and leg options into dignified dashes of individual distinction, this table is the embodiment of polished dignity, ageless beauty and impeccable style.
Traditional styles are 17th and 18th Century interpretations of the design and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome. Displaying restraint, harmony, proportion and reason, the grand Greco-Roman style uses sparse ornamentation, chaining, beaded moldings, and large turned posts. Using hardwoods such as cherry and oak, traditional furniture represented the art of rich ancient cultures that flourished long before the Dark Ages, and was the basis of pre-industrial European style.
The Camden II table enthusiastically illuminates the legendary quality of Brunswick craftsmanship. An inviting palette of finish options is exquisitely blended with your choice of three leg options and transformed into a table of timeless beauty. Selected medium oak, dark honey or traditional cherry finish options and Ball and Claw, Spoon or Ram's Head leg options. Constructed of exotic Brazilian curubixa and ash, the Camden II features a classic arched frame and elegant mother-of-pearl diamond shaped rail sights. Sparse ornamentation and rich, fringed pockets, in the grand Greco-Roman style.
The Camden II table presents faithful design aesthetics in the context of supreme engineering and superb performance and playability--hallmarks of the Brunswick nameplate. The table features Brunswick's exclusive SuperSpeed Cushions for extremely accurate rebound angles, Brunswick certified premium slate and High Performance Nut Plate construction for lasting table stability. As a result, balls play truer on Brunswick tables than on any other make. Backed by Lifetime Ownership Warranty.
Material specifications:
- Traditional cherry finish:
- Rails, aprons, base frame: Curubixa
- Legs: Curubixa or Acoita
- Sights: Mother of Pearl
- High performance nut plates and dovetails: Yes
- Oak finish
- Rails: Ash over curubixa
- Aprons, legs, base frame: Ash
- Sights: Mother of Pearl
- High performance nut plates and dovetails: Yes
BobK on 9/26/2023 9:49:52 AM
Thanks for the answer.
The pool table was being sold by a third party who looked underneath and assumed it was one piece slate.
Yes it was sold before I got a chance to look at it.
8-Foot Brunswick Pool Table Model ID
- Title: 8-Foot Brunswick Pool Table Model ID
- Author: BobK (Bob Kussy)
- Published: 9/24/2023 7:09:14 PM
- Last Updated: 9/26/2023 8:45:45 AM
- Last Updated By: billiardsforum (Billiards Forum)
