Its 8:00 pm and things are just winding down great time great poeple glad I came Will be back next year for sure thanks Mark for all your hospitality
Lee
Lee
Meet and greet post your pictures
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Thanks for all that attended... Thanks for starting the thread Lee... and now some pics.. we'll have a page done in a day or so that shows much more...
JV
Pooldogue, Tank and Classiccues (JV) better known as the hair club for men failure division...
Mark K and Ken C.. (fourkingcues) Ken was a little late but we enjoyed his company..
Tommy "Guns" Migliore and Paul Drexler..
JV
JV
Pooldogue, Tank and Classiccues (JV) better known as the hair club for men failure division...
Mark K and Ken C.. (fourkingcues) Ken was a little late but we enjoyed his company..
Tommy "Guns" Migliore and Paul Drexler..
JV
Woah!! Too much to take in all at once....Joe's shirt and whatever that is under Marks nose 
Man, good job I couldn't get over......I would have died before I made a cue deal, lllllllooooooollllllllllll.
Man, good job I couldn't get over......I would have died before I made a cue deal, lllllllooooooollllllllllll.
Yeah it was a lot of fun a cue or two moved.. maybe the stimulus is working LOL.. yeah ok...
Anyways.. Paul Rubino had one of the better displays and definately one of the more educational. I'll post a pic but in his disply was a presentation cue from 1891.. that's right.. 1891. It had a phenomonal dots inlay pattern AND scrimmed ivory rings. So before we say well this cue maker did this first.. never underestimate what the forefathers were doing. I mean the cue had to have been drilled with like a yankee drill or something.. but a perfect pattern. Must be over 100 dots in the cue as well as a pearl name plate.
He also had some of Rambow's tools, and one of if not the last cue Herman was making at the time of his death. One unique piece he had was a Rambow "test" cue.. where he practiced some signatures, and some other things. Also from near the end of his career. However upon closer inspection there were some inlay pockets.. the surprise.. was there is a diamond or two cut...
So all in all it was a great little show..
JV
ps: Can you see my shirt now???
BTW that is one of Marks lovely staffers... her name is Vanessa and along with Karissa and Renee, kept everyone well fed and well quenched..
Anyways.. Paul Rubino had one of the better displays and definately one of the more educational. I'll post a pic but in his disply was a presentation cue from 1891.. that's right.. 1891. It had a phenomonal dots inlay pattern AND scrimmed ivory rings. So before we say well this cue maker did this first.. never underestimate what the forefathers were doing. I mean the cue had to have been drilled with like a yankee drill or something.. but a perfect pattern. Must be over 100 dots in the cue as well as a pearl name plate.
He also had some of Rambow's tools, and one of if not the last cue Herman was making at the time of his death. One unique piece he had was a Rambow "test" cue.. where he practiced some signatures, and some other things. Also from near the end of his career. However upon closer inspection there were some inlay pockets.. the surprise.. was there is a diamond or two cut...
So all in all it was a great little show..
JV
ps: Can you see my shirt now???
BTW that is one of Marks lovely staffers... her name is Vanessa and along with Karissa and Renee, kept everyone well fed and well quenched..
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Looks like a great time was had, Very sorry I missed it.
Those are awesome Pics ....... thanks a lot for sharing them :smile:
Berny
Berny
Thank you all had a great time,,,BR Ken Carfagno
P.S> see you next year
P.S> see you next year
