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Pat, I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss. My deepest condolences to you and your family. For what it's worth, you're in my thoughts. Bob

I heard this sad news from a friend yesterday. Palmer was yet another important person in pool I was never fortunate enough to meet. A strong woman, player, and pioneer for women in pool.

Tom - I'm definitely in for one copy.

What an incredibly beautiful and unique piece of billiard history. Having a great appreciation for the work of both these cue makers, I am grateful to have seen the image of these cues, side by side. Thank you for sharing. Good luck with the sale.

Pat - I am so deeply sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you and your family. For what it's worth, you're in my thoughts.

Seriously interested. Please PM me with pricing details. Thank you.

I'm interested.

Ed, So sorry for your loss. For what it's worth, you're in my thoughts.

Congratulations Bob! Well deserved.

I agree. That scene will always be a disappointment. I'm a big fan of Martin Scorsese. I believe he is a stickler for historical accuracy. The reality is, he hired pool professionals.They dropped the ball. I'm a bigger fan of George Balabushka. As someone who has a deep respect for Balabushka's...

"Gentleman Jack" Colavita was buried with his favorite Richard Black.

Great cue! There is a Balabushka on the Proficient Billiards site, which is almost identical. It has a linen wrap. I believe the ring work , above the wrap, is the same on the Ray Martin Balabushka. Beautiful! Thank you for posting.

I'll take them. PM sent, but your mail box is full. Thank you.

Please call me for transaction information. 646 831-2484 Thank you.

I'll take the sealed set. What payment method do you prefer?

Definitely interested in the early issues. Please let me know the details.