Thank you all for the commentary, I haven’t been able to watch anything yet.

Yeah defnly gotta push some buttons on this monitor.

cue fix said:

Have you looked under the bumper? Hard to believe a cue maker would only put an identifier on the shaft. The logo looks like a ds, but it also kind of resembles a snail, so I thought of Kenny koo, but could not find a shaft example of kenny’s

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I have not pull the bumper off it yet. I think the Logo is definitely a "D". It also came with a nice wood cored carbon extension.

epoxypop said:

Looks like a tool that midamerica sold , taig, cuesmith?

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Cuesmith.

sciarco said:

should have kept his 6 figure job good luck .

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Maybe. Can't tell. Player has to figure out what the gig is first.

I had an old Gina Barbell Cue.

It was in rough shape and Ernie refinished it, rewrapped it and made a new shaft.

The two original shafts were way warped.

Got 4 K for it..........

This was around 2008........

Toadshot said:

Still own? I really like this case. Value today?

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Yes, I have it. Value? I don't know.

I would place it above the O'Neil cases, Palmer cases, McDermott cases, and Huebler cases.

I mention those because they are the main box style quality cases people look for.

I rarely sell. I usually say "not for sale", but we all know everything is for sale. I did once sell an early Brunswick and I still wake up at night thinking about it.

Right now that case is home to a 60 inch Model J Palmer, with 2 original shafts. Pretty rare I think at 60 inches.

I have nice Palmer cases but somehow I feel like that cue merits that case.

So, it's complicated.

So, I would need enough money to find a new home for the Palmer, and the therapy sessions required to get over the sale.