You'd be surprised how many younger individuals I talk with that have an interest in billiards history. It's up to you and me and everyone that loves the industry to point them in the right direction and make sure it stay's alive.The kids and grandkids will never appreciate or
cherish our cues as we do. We know the history. There's a provenance with our cues. Blood sweat and tears went into some of them and the youngsters are clueless unless we besige them with tales of old. Even then there's a disconnect. They can't understand.
So imo, they will wind up selling Daddy's cues or Grandaddy's cues bcuz the attachment just ain't thar. Something got lost along the way.![]()
Look at bell bottom jeans...who would have thunk they would have ever made a come back. Levi jeans? some of the first ones ever made you may have to take out a second mortgage on your house if you wanted to buy a pr. And people don't even wear them, they only display them!
Hmmmm, sounds like some people I know with their cue collections
