APOLLO series number

[Alejandro Aiello]

Muchas gracias por su tiempo y compartir su experiencia, de echo fue de mucha ayuda ..

[Valero]

Alejandro, para eso es este foro. Les deseo mucho éxito en la restauración del billar. Sería bueno que publicaras una foto en este foro después de la restauración para que otros lectores interesados ​​también puedan seguir la historia.

Un saludo, Valero

[Valero]

Alejandro, that’s what this forum is for. I wish you much success in restoring the billiards. It would be nice if you would post a photo in this forum after the restoration so that other interested readers can also follow the story of it.

Valero

 

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[Valero]

and here’s a new higher number for an Apollo 6ft from Brooklyn  (K-83872)

 

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[james brown]

Hey guys. Wondering if you can help. Me and my friend have the table at work. We live in the uk and it has taken ages to figure out where it has come from. We have set about restoring it and cleaning it up after decades of it not being used. I was wondering if any of you know what model it is and also it has a unusual coin slot and we are unsure how to fix it. Do any of you have a similar one ? Thanks

[Valero]

This is an Apollo. An Apollo always pays off. As far as coining is concerned, there were various coins. These for Europe were made in Italy. There were also the Ambassador and Nassau models for private use without a coin validator. These are rarer and do not have a serial number because they have not been used commercially.

Regards, Valero

[james brown]

Thank you, we have begun to restore it to its former glory, the only problem is we can’t make this coin mech work, is it something you are familiar with? If so is there a way of making it free play? The key was lost decades ago

[james brown]

Thank you, we have begun to restore it to its former glory, the only problem is we can’t make this coin mech work, is it something you are familiar with? If so is there a way of making it free play? The key was lost decades ago

[Valero]

Yes that’s right. This model had a blockage. This prevents the coin (behind “A”) from falling through completely, resulting in a permanent loan. But it was too long ago that I had worked on such a coin-checker, I just remember that you had to change something and then you could play without money. A coin was then always in the slider.

Regards, Valero

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[josh benton]

Hey I’m a first time owner of an old Irving Kaye 7 ft pool table. Trying to learn more about it any info would be greatly appreciated

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