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When I sold my cue making shop, I still had a half pound of Courtland, #9 Irish linen that was White with Green Speck. Back, in the day, I sold some here on the forum to cue makers doing restoration / refinishing valuable cues. But, I agree that the discontinued Blue Mountain green speck Irish...

I agree with you, any billiard cloth will turn over time because of and dirty balls. I used to vacuum and wipe my tables down sometimes 3 times a day. I once used Simonis 860, on my pool tables and 760 on my billiard table. With all the league play and consistent business I was very seldom able...

Woods are the same way, Cocobolo is very toxic. I always wore a mask and long sleeve shirt when turning it or sanding it. Because, it would cause irritation on all exposed skin. Ebony, also caused irritation for some people, but not me, only Cocobolo.

That’s what Billy Webb did, the man had tons of wood of every variety. Most of the Ebony and Rosewood comes from Madagascar, it’s was difficult to find African Ebony because of exportation restrictions. I was very lucky, Billy always supplied me with what needed. But, sometimes there use to be...

Actually, it was Brazilian Rosewood was impossible to find ever to the exportation restrictions on. When, I was doing repairs and building cues, I never had problem buying the woods, Billy Webb was a close friend of mine and he use to sell me would when it became scarce. The Rosewood I used was...

You’re certainly correct, I am familiar with that whether true or false. I also wore a dust mask when sanding the forearm of Titlist cue during a refinish. The earlier model Brunswick cue (26 1/2) didn’t have those veneers, it was replaced by the Titlist in the 1940s. Thanks for the information!

I with the Brunswick Centennial ball, I personally prefer them over any other brand, based upon my experience they last longer if cleaned regularly.

Very similar except for the bumper!👍

I certainly agree with you!!👍👍

I new a guy that had a Horse Penis Wrap, and he was also a real jack off, he said it made his cue hit stiffer!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am not joking, I don’t know what he was thinking!🤔

The Kangaroo!!!🤣🤣

While I like many different colors, white with green specks is my favorite!

You're certainly very welcome my friend!!!!👍👍👍

When I grew up, closet Queens were never spoken about in public!!!!🤣🤣🤣 That case is BEAUTIFUL and it doesn’t deserve to be kept in a closet. I am not familiar with the case maker, but he certainly does fantastic work, I am truly jealous. We have a fantastic case maker here on the forum also, his...

Thank you very much, it’s certainly good to be back my friend.👍👍👍👍👍

You know, I was thinking about that Wrap. It might also look good with White Irish linen with green spec, similar to the original Courtland #9 used back in the day.

Cool, I am looking forward to the photos, I certainly love the M-series Mali cues.👍👍👍👍

Thanks Doc.

Medium Le Pro tips can be compressed into hard tips, I have been using these tips for years.

I don’t think it’s a logo, just the persons name who owned the cue. I have done similar things for my customers. Can you remove the bumpers and post a photo of the bottom of the cues?