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Need Help Identifying this table. 
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Andy Cook Posts: 1
4/18/2014
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Foosball Players of AZ,
I have had this table since I was a kid and it's getting to be time to sell it, but I have no idea what it is worth. There is no manufacturers name on it, so finding anything on the internet has been tough. Here's what I can tell you about it: the play surface is glass, it has banked corners, a single goalie, and it says it was made in Italy. I have attached a photo (it is sitting on the floor because I had to move into the garage a couple of months ago and just never put the legs back on). Any help in identifying the table and an idea of it's value would be appreciated. Thanks.
Andy
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deadbar Posts: 18
4/19/2014
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I may be able to help,call me 602-692-4141Andy Cook wrote:
Foosball Players of AZ,
I have had this table since I was a kid and it's getting to be time to sell it, but I have no idea what it is worth. There is no manufacturers name on it, so finding anything on the internet has been tough. Here's what I can tell you about it: the play surface is glass, it has banked corners, a single goalie, and it says it was made in Italy. I have attached a photo (it is sitting on the floor because I had to move into the garage a couple of months ago and just never put the legs back on). Any help in identifying the table and an idea of it's value would be appreciated. Thanks.
Andy
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Jesse Rhode Administrator Posts: 304
4/19/2014
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Looks like a Bonzini to me.
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graykat777 Moderator Posts: 172
4/20/2014
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I'm pretty sure that's a Rene Pierre. circa 1970's
I remember playing on these quite a bit in Lawrence Kansas while attending school. They have a glass top, really hard, marble-like foosballs that rocketed about the table when struck. The rectangular feet were pretty clumsy and the men are really light-weight. Those handles would almost fit into the palm of my hand. The spring bumpers made a loud clang and did not compress very well. I never saw one shatter.
I had a 3/4 pull shot that frightened the crap out of more frat boys than I can count. Me and the 29-year-old sophomore with huge forearms (from years of lifting those liter-sized glass beer mugs) and a wild look in his eyes that said "you mess with my goalie and I'll kill youi" (I was his goalie). We won a lot of beer, we did.
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Casey Nelson Phoenix, AZ Foosball Tornado
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