Removing nicks

This has worked well for me.

I usually do this in the lathe to hold the shaft and allow turning. Tear off a small piece of paper towel proportional to the dent and fold into a small wad. Wet with water and apply to the dent. Repeat for all trouble spots and wait five to ten minutes.

Then I use a $15 mini iron from Walmart to press the paper towel and steam the dent out. Lightly sand any raised grain then finish and burnish normally.
Does this seem reasonable or just get a mini iron?

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What are these cues?

Sorry for your loss.

Respectfully, I think these cues would merit professional evaluation, identification, and appraisal.

You might try ClassicCues.

I am very glad you recognize the value in these cues. Please be careful, take your time.

You might not want to entertain a single offer for all of them.

I am a collector that might be a buyer. I would love to see more pictures.

Help identifying vintage 57” piloted brass-joint cue

i guess you werent around better players. ive never ever saw one with any of the rich cues. and never ever heard any good player or in fact anyone says good things about them or even mention them when talking about cues.

ive talked with fats and mosconi about cues when i was younger and more into thinking about great cues. neither mentioned rich cues.

and i have hit many from players that fell for them and none hit well and even the players with them didnt like them.

even when i was down miami way no one played with them. thats why i know little about the miami cues as people did not buy them that were players.
Bad guess.

Video Shows Efren's Cue is NOT Straight

In an interview with Efren, Efren stated He did come to USA with inexpensive $10.00 cue.
In 3rd world where He came from at the time ,was all that was available I suppose
I lived in Efren's hometown, Angeles City, at the same time he was there before he ever came to the USA.

I could have bought cues like his for around $20 or something close to that.

They were pretty good cues for the price, but I never was interested in buying one.

I was using a custom cue that Richard Black made for me in 1978.

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