A piece of billiards history. John Moses Brunswick arrived from Switzerland at 15, started a machine shop in Cincinnati in 1845, and accidentally fell in love with billiards. His tables became a sensation. By 1848, he'd opened in Chicago. By 1871, it was a family operation—and they weren't shy about it: "The oldest and most extensive billiard table manufacturers in the United States." This sign celebrates that legacy.
Measures : 31"x 41"
This unique piece is sold exclusively at our LeClaire Iowa retail storefront. For inquiries on purchasing this piece, please contact Sarah at sarah.elizabeth@antiquearchaeology.com please included your name, phone number, and email address and a member of our team will get back to you shortly. This is for local pick-up only or you can organize your own preferred shipping method to secure this timeless piece!
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