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Once again, Bill used his creativity and ingenuity to help me with the sale of two of my cues. Here's to you, Bill !!!!

Unbelievable cue for the money !!!

Pfd Totally outrageous cue. What is an artist proof cue?

Samsara I saw the Samsara up close. The detail and the way it reflects light is amazing. Your price is also amazing.

Bill The site looks great. I like the ability to cross check both the price and the maker. All the best. Bob

Years ago when I bought my first custom cue, and not knowing anything about where to go, I found Dale Perry on Ebay. His ads were beautiful and so were his cues - or so I thought. He even states in his ads that dealer price is $1799.00. I called him and told me that he would sell me a certain...

If I didn't already own two fancy Dayton's, I would buy this cue. One of the best playing cues out there made by one of the nicest, perfectionist, craftsmen in the business. Paul makes cues for players and someone out there should grab this one.

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Good luck with the new site Bill. You truly are a credit to pool players and collectors. All the best.

Here is some more info on the Brunswick Medalist. Medalist Technical Information: The information below is from page 16 of the 1928 Brunswick Billiard and Bowling Catalog, Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company. Also available in a "combination" style. Construction: Built with heavy 5-ply...

Hi Bill I have a restored 5 x 10 Brunswick Medalist with subways. The Simonis 860 and new rubber was installed by Blatt about two years ago. Table is in New Jersey and is gorgeous. http://www.brunswickbilliards.com/our_rich_history/antique_tables/medalist.html This picture is of the...

So, if one pill improves your game by three balls, does that mean that 50 pills improves your game by 150 balls?

Just to add my two cents, everyone out there ought to make the time to take a lesson from Scott. He is reasonable, knowledgeable, charming, and passionate about what he does. Having taken two lessons from him, I can now duplicate quite often, my high run of one. Kidding aside, he is an...

How much was it sold for? Thanks.

I have one of these, and one feature that I like about it is that if you twist the handle the two sides move, allowing you to raise it and lower it to your liking. It gives you a lot more flexibility than a standard bridge. I use both a standard bridge as well as this bridge. You can just...