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| Monarch From the J. M. Brunswick and Balke Company catalog: The Monarch. This magnificent table embodies great solidity and massiveness of construction, with elegance and grace of design. It is very ornamental, the sides being of wood tastefully inlaid with various colored mosaics, and the legs being of iron finished in black and gold. A leveling screw in the center of the feet assists in establishing a perfect level over the entire surface of the table. It is unique in style and a departure from the established idea of a billiard table, and has met with much favor among those of acknowledged taste. Inlaid with California laurel, burl ash, French walnut, birds-eye maple, rosewood, ebony, mahogany and tulipwood. From the J. M. Brunswick and Balke Company illustrated price list, 1878: Construction patented September 7, 1875. Leveling Apparatus patented November 30, 1875. Pool tables with ivory balls instead of Hyatt balls will be $25 additional to these prices: 8' carom: $275. 8' pool: $300. 8' combination: $350. 9' carom: $300. 9' pool, $325. 9' combination: $375. 10 carom: $325. 10' pool, $350. 10' combination: $400. |
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