GideonF said:

Probably not much. The prior events were very top heavy in the payout. Last 64 probably pays less than $5K.

But I think international players like Mickey probably get free entry, hotel, transportation etc, so whatever he makes is probably profit.

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maha said:

the bowery boys started out as the dead end kids and also were the east side kids.
watched them all the time as a kid on my small black and white tv.
tv wasnt much in color until mid 60s when networks started showing it.

the bowery was a street in lower manhattan and also an area around it that was run down.

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crawfish said:

Okay, here are the pics.

Two shafts: 1 NICE 13'ish, straight shaft. Tight grain. 2. Two inches longer, Slight taper roll, tip doesn't leave the table. Full shaft.

Butt and shafts weigh around 20 oz. With either. I'm guessing, no scale. I'll be close.

Some stress cracks in the chess buttsleeve. Pics show them. Two or three hairline cracks in the joint sleeve. Joint is fine, the cracks aren't separated. But, I had to mention them.

There are a few bumps on the forearm, nothing through the finish.
Cue plays great and solid with no rattles. Good Old playing cue. I'd definitely have no problem using it as an everyday player.

Case is what I'd consider really nice to be 30+ years old. It has the rubber around all the angles.

Cue is for sale with case at $675 or best offer. Might separate case. I feel it's worth a buck. Thanks guys.

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twistedgurl said:

am new to this forum so please be patient. i recently inherited a Meucci Original MO11. one owner, purchased late 70s, good condition. can't find much info on it other than what i found in a 2013 conversation. what would be a reasonable asking price?

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Cord said:

The Lucasi Fuze? Or something else?

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Matt51001 said:

I plan on just keeping them I like how they look. Thanks for the info, I just looked at the Kao cues and I am 100% positive it is not one of those. There was not 1 single thing about their designs that was similar. Every feature was different. Joints, points, buts, but caps, bumpers, and overall styling, all different. I am about 80% certain the first cue is an Adam. The 2nd cue though, I have my doubts.

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