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I found out that in the production of the Apollo material and dimensions of some components were changed. That’s why I’m looking for the first and the last devices number that’s still in circulation. Please write the series number of your Apollo in this Treat. And if you have a photo of the inside, it attaches.
Regards, ValeroThis is the smallest and largest device number I have found so far. Maybe you can bring so little light behind the production figures, which brings us all more information about these models. I found out that before the number 7362 the quality of the material was better, and after the number 9571 the materials used were much worse, but the workmanship for that was better.
Regards, ValeroHopefully, there is someone out there who knows what was going on at the factory. Thanks for sharing.
I found a new higher serial number.
If someone has an even higher, then please enter here. Maybe I can use it to make a list of how many Apollo tables were built in which version.
Thanks in advance
I have a new higher number here. The 6ft table was made in Connecticut.
Incidentally, the Apollo No. 28677 no longer has any metal screws to connect to the upper corners of the Chrome. There are only cheap aluminum screws that tear off when you try to remove them :unsure: .
And another higher No. 79613 from Brooklyn. Is an 8ft jr table.
Unfortunately no picture of the no. But from the table.
regards Valero
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