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I'm always on the prowl for books, collectibles, pictures and old tournament flyers etc... If it is is sitting in a closet, break it out and get yourself paid. Right now I am looking for the old Dinner Show event magazine. The Birkbeck twins put on the event. The magazine has green print...

I have a Bob Weir box cue with yellow Micarta shafts and joint (FF style like the Cog). It hits out of this world...every time I play with the cue I marvel about it and whether or not it is Weir's taper changes to the original Adam or if it is the Micarta he added. Sorry, 5/15x18 thread so no...

I have seen this cue in person and it is powerful! The gold elements, design flow and carving become something greater than the sum of its parts. Congratulations Paul and Eric. I count myself fortunate to see the outcome any time an uncompromising patron meets a masterful artist! Drexler...

They came out great Eric. Nice pics too. Joe came through and your design choices really work. Cases worthy of the best cues...I almost forgot about that rosewood and ivory monster...there goes 9 months of therapy.

This cue's auction will end tonight ~7pm. I've put in a few bids but someone else will likely own this one. I don't know the seller personally but I know the cue is worth well more than the current bid.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-player-series-McDermott-/281445774344?ssPageName=ADME:B:ONA:US:3166#ht_120wt_1121 There is a good looking one on ebay, auction ending today around 7pm. Very rare, Vivian Villareal 1 of 6 player series cues. All rosewood and gorgeous. Linnen. This one is...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=281445774344 It looks like one of the Vivian Villareal cues that were never launched. nice looking and 1 of just a handful. Cool if you want a player with some collectability. The design is distinct too.

Drawman will be there. I'll bring several Lucky cues. Since Rodney won the US Open and took 2nd in the Japan 10 ball event with a Lucky cue, there has been some interest lately. These cues are very rare in this country (6 imported to date). I'll have 4 of them.

Desert ironwood and razor sharp ivory...me like

Best curly shaft DPK / Ed Young They have worked with tiger maple shaft wood. As far as getting the work done though, I can't say they're taking orders now. Another name that comes to mind is Kenny Koo. I'm not sure if he has any curly shaft wood on hand, but his shafts play out of this world...

Toby Sweet vs Steve Mizerak Grady is in rare form. As always, the classic Keith McCready vs Gary Bushwacker Nolan comes to mind That one is not for the kids!

Here is a gem of a collectable. Ronnie and I spent some time together at the 1 pocket HOF induction. He offered to sign my picture if he and Red. I asked him to personalize it to Jersey Red. Grady was master of ceremonies that night and did the same for me signing to Eddie Taylor.. An...

Searing's orange crush was the best use of that color veneer. Pete Ohman also has an artful approach book matching the figure in his points as Mr. Searing did. Simon the Diamond...post a photo if you see this!

Nice looking Tucker. I enjoy a cue design that takes advantage of grain and figure in a veneer treatment. This one is strong for sure. Andy and Vikki did this to perfection too. I'd love to see one of the Gilbert Anniversary cues for those veneers

That's what I'm talking about! Those purples glow! Unconventional colors yet they look great. Nice Pic!

Suggest you revise your title. Beautiful Gina is redundant. This one is classic. GLWS

Thanks for the replies. I'm getting a better picture of this champion with every comment. Showman, student of the game, dyed in the wool gambler... Rempe referred to Red as the "Real eye of the tiger." Ronnie Allen had a deep respect for Jersey Red also. I may post a photo of the two of...

Gorgeous Hercek Gary. Bushwacker has always been a pleasure to deal with. He knows the best and always seems to come up with a cue that stands out. GLWS

I'd like to see some veneer shots. Share your favorite work, from your own collection if possible, of some notable veneers. If it is something you're proud of or admire it belongs here! John Bender cue #45 This one always catches my eye. John chose a great combination of colors Ron Haley...