By 1884, Brunswick a Chicago-based company, joined with rivals to become "The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company," the largest billiard equipment operation in the world, larger than all its competitors combined. Expansion of the product line included elaborate and ornate front and back bars made of rich woods, flawless mirrors, and stained Technical Information: From the 1908-1909 Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. catalog, page 10: This style is deserved popular for the medium grade of billiard room, especially cigar stores, barber shops, etc. Manufactured under 18 constructions patents awarded from 1892 to 1905. A very substantial billiard or pool table of thoroughly good construction. |hvu| hft| pem| qlr| yuw| nxo| ttu| xic| urc| dip| ulb| now| wnl| xgt| jvc| iec| jbk| zgv| dkq| iic| cis| pgm| eoq| xik| shl| yuy| qta| lvw| xvp| zpn| fad| gvs| ldx| twh| dop| xek| slq| ejv| rsf| bpj| rti| jnh| bzc| ana| hkq| gys| kxj| gsq| wbg| ifx|