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Object Name |
Catalog, Mail Order |
Published Date |
1936 |
Catalog Number |
2011.0019 |
Author |
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. |
Subjects |
Accessories Ads Advertising mail Alleys, Bowling Automation Bags Billiard Billiard balls Billiard halls Billiard parlors Billiard rooms Billiard table industry Bowlers Bowling Bowling Bowling alleys Bowling balls Bowling leagues Bowling teams Brushes Buildings Business & finance Business enterprises Catalog order businesses Catalogs Catalogues Commercial catalogs Cuspidors Equipment Equipment & supplies Furniture Game industry Game rooms Games Knives Knolls Leather goods Light fixtures Lighting Office buildings Packing & shipping Paints & varnishes Pool Pool halls Pool houses Pool parlors Poolrooms Recreation Shoes Supplies Tables |
Title |
Brunswick Billiard and Bowling Supplies 1936-1937. |
Collection |
Brunswick |
Summary |
Brunswick Billiard and Bowling Supplies 1936-1937. Supply items included: Chalk: "Click", Brunswick, Manhattan club. Cloth: Brunswick, Champion excello, Beljo, Titano and Duro. Monarch cushions: 1930 style, 1845 match game, Super-speed, Rex fast style. Brunswick cues: Expert fancy, Carom king, Master stroke, Merry widow, Snooker tru-balance, Challenger, Keenshot, Tru-balance, Hi-run. Pocket balls: Ivorylene, Spectro. Cue balls: Green diamond, Green spot, Black diamond, Ivory. Books on billiards. Triangles. Shake balls. Leather shake bottles. Wire bound ball basket. Ball cleaner and polish. Chalk holders. Cue tips: Diamond round pressed imported, regular imported, standard imported, chrome leather tips, Brunswick service. Taylor automatic cue repair machine. Taylor simplified cue tenoning machine. Rapid cue top sander. Cue Clamps: Lightning, Perfection. Cue tip file. Cue tip knife. Points: Fibre, Buckhorn, Reinforced fibre, Solid ivory. Special cue cutter. Aluminum trade checks. Improved noise-subduer. Monarch cement. Sand paper. Cue tip glue. Markers. Cue glide. Cue glide dispenser. Brunswick nets: Longfellow, Jumbo Longfellow leather, Cotton-wool silk, Linen snooker. Linen cord and needle. Irons: No.3, No.5, No.6, No.7, American snooker. Pocket accessories: Fancy leather shields, Button style gully shield, Genuine leather pocket trim, Gully leathers, Non-clog gully boot, Gully stop leathers, Repair leathers, Green fringe. Cloth accessories: Brunswick cleaner, Brunswick special cloth brush, Cloth spots, Brubalcol rubber cement, Cloth reinforcements, Billiard tacks, Special cushion facings, Special strip puller, Feather strips, Special bent needles, Special silk thread, Mending plaster. Room accessories: Congress reflector, Kan-tro-lite reflector, Service reflector, No glare reflector, Target, Ritz, Neva tip, Smokelock, One piece cue rack, 6 shelf ball rack, Three piece cue rack. Bowling balls: Black, Mottled, Light weight mineralite. Bowling ball bags: Round bag, Shu-ball bag. Bowling accessories: 20th century bowlers settee, Bowling ball lockers, Trophies, "Bowl-here's how." Soda fountains. Bars. Scoring Accessories: New style score sheets, New score sheet table, league record book, Special double score book, Cloth bound double book, new pencil shaped marking crayon, standard crayon. Red crown Pins: King, Queen, Duke. Bowling accessories: Pigmented pin life, Pin life thinner, Handy drip pan, Red crown protector, Pit and foul light, Towel ring, Sponge cup, Division guard, B-I pin setter, repair parts, Safe-T-Ball return, Pit Cushion, Automatic ball cleaner, Pit mats, Better hand chalk. Cleaning and polishing: Kew-bright, Roto-glos, Alley lacquer, Jiffy-bright, Enamel polish, Bassine fibre, Palmetto fibre, Sanding and polishing attachment, Special silicon carbide disc, improved Brunswick bed and gutter brush, Improved Monarch bed brush, Gutter pup eats dirt, Sandpaper, Steel wool, Shellac, Alcoholene, Shellac brushes, Just -rite. Brunswick company information: "More for your money," "We believe," "What the name Brunswick means to your players." Other: Ordering form, Preferred customer stickers, Streamlined 20th century alleys. |