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blakeman
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This was my wife's grandfathers. It was placed in the home back in the 1930's. Has been in the home ever since then. He got it from an old bar in Toledo, Ohio.
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Does anyone know how much this thing is worth?
This one sure brings back some memories, I was involved in many shuffleboard tournaments back in the 60's & 70's. I see these on ebay for around 3 grand, but not selling. Realistically 8 to 12 hundred would be my guess.
Sure wish I had the room for one.
I love the logo and signage art from back in the day!! Neat old game table. I know nothing about the game of shuffleboard and couldn't help but notice the letters A and C on the game pieces, and on the white emblem/sign but they don't match each other, nor do they match the A or C in the company's brand logo. Are they meant to represent brand, or are they traditionally A and C in the game itself. Please enlighten me if you know the answer. Thanks!
I just seen one at a Local Auction that sold for 1800.00. Neat old Game! Dave
Your board was built in New Jersey and replicas of the original design can be found even today. I have a sister to your table built in 1941 and spent a year restoring it. I have the score board but not the pucks. Let me know if you want to sell them. I can also send you pictures of what the board can look like restored. under all that wear is canadian rock maple and a lot of history. How long is it?
I was searching the web and came across this. Did you find out what it is worth? I have the EXACT same table that I got from my Grandmother and I just restored it and was curious on the value.