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It was owned by the same family for most of it's existence and hadn't been moved in over 15 years. Mine is the 101 length (88x44 play field). The manufacturer of the slates label was still on the bottom. Hey all I just purchased and moved a Empire VIII that predates the sale of Fischer in 1968, or at least the slate does. I have been enlisted to help in the child rearing (3 grandchildren) along with all other responsibilities. A fine of $144,000 dollars was tacked on. They also went after him for medicaid fraud (with no actual way to prove it). He got 5 years and she got 60 days home arrest. She wants to leave a legacy, so she drug my daughter into it. When there was no large stash of cash as they had expected, charges of child endangerment were added by a judge who is serving her final term. My son-in-law got busted for cultivation. It has been a very busy time around here. I finally took some pics of the table and I will post them very soon. The money slot is in the middle, more so than other pool tables I have seen pictures of. It puts the ball return further away from the body ot the table.

My table seems to have an extra add-on for the ball return system on the outside. The ball return system is like a super highway system inside, very cool. The slate just rides on supports inside I assume. The company I hired to dismantle the pool table, Edison Billiards, started by removing side panels which let them loosen something else and popped the rails right off. He told me judging by the return mechanism it was as older table than he had seen before for a pay table. They said it should have cost more to move it, but they didn't know it was so heavy.

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I got it for free when people heard how much it would cost to move it ($350). It was donated to the church my wife attends from an estate. He told me they would have sold that pool table at $800 as-is, in their store in Edison, Ohio and with new bumpers (these are original), new felt cover, and a new or repaired side panel, it would have been priced at $1100. The head guy said it was the heaviest piece he had ever moved. It is slightly thicker that a typical 3/4' piece. It has a one-piece slate base which the Edison Billiard Company, who moved the pool table for me, said it had a custom slate size. I have a similar pool table with the same Fischer manufacturer's identification tag.

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