who are "they"? i don't think "they" had sports governing body in 1674, but the book cited by bob likely reflects how it was played in england and probably also france at the time.
It would be very beneficial to you and your SW cue to send it to Laurie @ SW and have her do a LOA for it if you plan on selling it.
That will support any further questions about the cue and give any buyer peace of mind.
The requirement is that a foot be touching the floor at the instant the tip hits the ball. The jack-in-the-box breakers may have a foot on the floor at that time.
I don't think the problem is with both feet in the air, as in breaking, but with people laying over or crawling on the table to make a shot without having one foot on the floor.
The requirement is that a foot be touching the floor at the instant the tip hits the ball. The jack-in-the-box breakers may have a foot on the floor at that time.
i am no expert but the southwest has to be worth more than that i would think with nothing to support my opinion except that southwests go for 5-10k i think
