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I don't know how to post a "link" to it, but if you look me up I posted pics and specs in the Cue Gallery on AZB. It is a stunner of a cue!!!

My Honduras Rosewood Burl Searing with over 200 inlays.

Dave Barenbrugge is building my butterfly cue. He takes about a year to build a custom cue but it is well worth it. Plus his ringwork is outstanding and unique.

Nitti vs AC I have had both. Still have 4 Nitti's but sold the AC. If you like ivory points, I have 2 Nitti cues with ivory points that I will part with. The other 2 are collector cues which I will keep. Chris Nitti is also an ICCS cuemaker and, as such, displays his cues at the ICCS to...

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Up for sale is a fabulous Bobby Hunter Custom Cue. This cue was refinished a few years ago by Dennis Searing and played very little since. I have had several very good players test-hit it, including Dennis, and the unanimous opinion is this is a great playing cue. Dennis's comments were...

This is your chance to buy this James White custom. James learned his craft from the great Paul Mottey, a very highly regarded cuemaker. The cue is in excellent condition. Specs: - Four rosewood points w/ "flame" veneers - Stainless Steel joint w/ piloted...

Ned Morris "Blue Book" Cue - $2750 This an absolutely beautiful and "loaded" cue. It is featured on page 67 of "The Blue Book of Pool Cues - Third Edition". This is your chance to own a cue featured in the definitive book about pool cues. This is a unique custom cue with a very elaborate...

I agree and it is one of the "stars" of my collection. Bob Hoppmann

The ICCS will be held at the Westin in Westminster, CO from August 27th to 29th. There is going to be an exhibit of antique billiards memorabilia from the Chicago Billiards Museum. The "theme" of the show, for the cuemaker's, is "Great Cities of the World". There will also be cases and cues...

Worminator on AZB has them for $1550. As far as I know he is the only source.

Mobley M-22 "Rock Crusher" I was going to post in the thread about "...most expensive J/B cue.." but this post came up. The idea for this concept cue came from the Muncie 4 speed transmission that ruled GM muscle cars in the 60s. It became known as the "Rock Crusher" because it was very loud...

Very cool. How will it affect the weight and balance of the cue?

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