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Saratoga — 4 leg model, 1898 to 1911 A magnificent billiard or pool table which finds lasting favor with all. Handsomely figured golden oak and mahogany. More information |
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Saratoga — 6 leg model, 1898 to 1911 A high grade table which will find great favor in the best billiard rooms, clubs and hotesl of the country. More information |
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Southern — 1890 to 1911 This style is deserved popular for the medium grade of billiard room, especially cigar stores, barber shops, etc. More information |
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Sterling — 4 or 6 leg model, 1920 to 1924 One of our new style of billiard tables on which we secured letters patent October 4, 1919, because of originality of construction. More information |
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Streamliner — 1939 to 1941 Brunswick proudly presents the new Streamliner with its "modern as tomorrow" beauty. More information |
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St. Bernard Mission — 4 leg model, 1906 to 1911 "No billiard room too fine for this table." A recent production in artistic Mission billiard tables. More information |
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St. Bernard Mission — 6 leg model, 1906 to 1911 All world's records of high scores eclipsed on this superb table which was used in the memorable All-Star tournament held in Chicago, May 7-12, 1906. More information |
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St. Elmo — 1912 to 1915 Essential features of pure Empire styling combined with handsome inlaid woods. More information |
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Sultana — 1912 to 1918 Oak or mahogany with boxwood inlay in 8', 9' or 19' sizes. More information |
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