I'm posting these pics so everyone can understand what a terrific craftsman and perfectionist Jerry Rauenzahn is in regards to restoration and historical research of cue sticks. Here are shots of the DOA cue butts I sent Jerry -R- before he began the restoration work. I have posted before and after threads of this Rambow Brunswick model 26 ½, so you can see the incredible work he has done for me. When I received this cue it was damaged and cracked in the forearm. Take a look at the work that had to be done to save the name plate and expose the beauty of the veneers while trying to maintain a historical perspective of this treasure I call the Hafer Diamond. It's remarkable what Jerry -R- did to this cue. I can't thank Jerry Rauenzahn enough. His work is exceptional.
Here is the link to the cue restored to perfection. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=54614
Shots of DOE butts and partial shafts
cracked forearm
Jerry -R- sending research documentation from Billiard Encyclopedia 2nd Edition before cue was restored
saving Henry Hafer and restoration work
another shot of restoration work in progress -look at the attention to detail Jerry -R- has accomplished in this shot, WOW!!!
I hope you can appreciate Mr. Rauenzahn"s talents and what he was able to do with cues that could have been considered fire pokers. Jerry -R- "YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!" Thank you for restoring a treasured piece of history.
John Marshall
Here is the link to the cue restored to perfection. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=54614
Shots of DOE butts and partial shafts


cracked forearm


Jerry -R- sending research documentation from Billiard Encyclopedia 2nd Edition before cue was restored


saving Henry Hafer and restoration work

another shot of restoration work in progress -look at the attention to detail Jerry -R- has accomplished in this shot, WOW!!!

I hope you can appreciate Mr. Rauenzahn"s talents and what he was able to do with cues that could have been considered fire pokers. Jerry -R- "YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!" Thank you for restoring a treasured piece of history.
John Marshall
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