I am sure you can identify these cues (original Balabushka)

These cues were made around 1965.
I see you've removed the reference to Balabushka with respect to the shafts. If we go back that far to the mid-60s, one maker stands out that is Tad Kohara that did "Bushka" styles way back then. For example, Luther Lassiter played with a Tad cue for decades that people swore was a Bushka.

Pool Chalk……Constantly Evolving……..What’s the Future?

How bout ball chalk?
Before the break you put a tip sized spot of chalk on the cue ball
and position it at the tips point of impact.
After the break the Ref (if its a tournament) marks the cue ball, picks it up
and wipes it down, hands it to the shooter.

Shooter re-applies the dot and the Ref places it precisely where it was.
With the chalk spot correctly positioned.
Tips and shaft stay cleaner so cases stay cleaner.

Cuebuddy>>>just thinking.
Thinking about skids.

Toasty to become citizen

All 4 of my grandparents came here legally. They could not speak English but learned, wanting
only English to be spoken at home. They were proud & happy to be US citizens.
They finally settled in Birmingham, working in the coal mines, the steel industry, and then both
grandfathers became grocers.
Mom had 10 sisters and 1 brother, dad had 4 sisters and 1 brother.
Welcome to America Toasty.

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