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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 86822, member: 37"]I am out of town again so don't have 24 hour access to the internet. Table is quite nice. Looks like pine. Makes me think a home made or shop project to fit a commercially made board. Circa 1930 maybe but really could have been made a decade earlier or on in to the 50s. I suppose it is a factory piece but I really don't see a factory going to go through all the trouble to make this in this manner, particularly in pine.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 86822, member: 37"]I am out of town again so don't have 24 hour access to the internet. Table is quite nice. Looks like pine. Makes me think a home made or shop project to fit a commercially made board. Circa 1930 maybe but really could have been made a decade earlier or on in to the 50s. I suppose it is a factory piece but I really don't see a factory going to go through all the trouble to make this in this manner, particularly in pine.[/QUOTE]
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