Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
Ran into her name recently and read a fair amount here and elsewhere. However, her story seems to have just stopped around 2010. Can anyone provide the rest of her story?
Martyne Bachmen
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She seems to be doing other things these days. Her room in San Francisco was one of the nicest rooms in the country.
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Have you seen this thread?
Need Help Getting Cue Returned From Martyne Bachman
In April, right after the Expo, I sent a cue to Martyne Bachman that was to be photographed to appear in the May or June Billiards Digest in the Wand Workshop section. She received the cue on April 14th and we traded a few emails that day. One of the emails said I would have the cue back early...
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Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
Yes. Initially stumbled upon her while researching a cue collector named Lull. just wondered what happened to her as she was so deeply into the pool world.
Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
In Re Lull, https://casetext.com/case/in-re-lull-14, may be old news to y'all, but I found it interesting.
"4. Bachmen was, at all times material times relevant, a resident of New Mexico, an expert in pool cues, and a principal in a collectible pool cue company, www.chalkers.com.
5. At or near the filing of Debtor's Voluntary Petition, Donald Tipaldi ('Tipaldi') removed over 191 collectible pool cues from Debtor's home. Declarations of James W. Lull and Rob Whalley. Tipaldi conveyed some of the pool cues to Bachmen for sale. Declaration of Rob Whalley. Bachmen sold some of the pool cues, retained some of the pool cues, and retained some proceeds of the sale of pool cues. Id. The pool cues and proceeds are hereinafter referred to as the 'Turnover Property'."
James Lull, the Debtor, "was an avid collector of and investor in pool cues, commissioned pool cues to be created by masters in the business, and was proprietor of Garden Isle Billiards in which he was engaged in buying and selling pool cues on a daily basis."
"4. Bachmen was, at all times material times relevant, a resident of New Mexico, an expert in pool cues, and a principal in a collectible pool cue company, www.chalkers.com.
5. At or near the filing of Debtor's Voluntary Petition, Donald Tipaldi ('Tipaldi') removed over 191 collectible pool cues from Debtor's home. Declarations of James W. Lull and Rob Whalley. Tipaldi conveyed some of the pool cues to Bachmen for sale. Declaration of Rob Whalley. Bachmen sold some of the pool cues, retained some of the pool cues, and retained some proceeds of the sale of pool cues. Id. The pool cues and proceeds are hereinafter referred to as the 'Turnover Property'."
James Lull, the Debtor, "was an avid collector of and investor in pool cues, commissioned pool cues to be created by masters in the business, and was proprietor of Garden Isle Billiards in which he was engaged in buying and selling pool cues on a daily basis."
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you didnt mention this as part of the conclusion of the lawsuit
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8. Judgment will be entered in favor of Plaintiff and against Bachmen as follows:
