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For my own cue I use a phenolic Ferrule with a Leather Tip on it. I have never been able to control the cue well with a phenolic tip / ferrule combination.

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Off my head I don't remember the names but yes I have seen so Asian Copies that certainly resemble the Gold Crown in every detail.

I think that it is a bit over priced, and while I have never seen another one I would supect that this repair kit is for tables not Cues.

Kieckhefer went out of business in the late 60's or the very early 70's. Hope this helps

Since these table were originally made for Brunswick's Boweling Allies and everyone smoked it could be either one. From my limited knowledge the metal strip that gos on the outside edge of the rail Dark in color on GL I tables and it was silver on GL II tables. I have GL II that also has the ash...

List the cue for sale as an unknown maker, an base the asking price upon the quality / materials used in construction and the cues current condition. Nothing else you can do except keep it and use it yourself

Post some photo's of the ring work,

Thanks Chris I appreciate your effort!!!!!!! http://www.ebay.com/itm/High-Quality-Unknown-maker-Vintage-wrappless-Custom-Cue-3-8-11-Pin-/221134787472?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item337ca91390

Thanks for the kind replies, and for the pm's. I just listed the cue on eBay starting at $350 which is a good price for this cue no matter who made it. On ebay the cue is listed in the unknown Cue Makers section, the action will last for 7 days. Thanks again for the replies and the information.

I am glad that Buddy is back running balls. The man has always been one of Hero's but with said lately when I see him playing match's on line it appears that his health is not so good. I hope things continue to go his way because when I met him in the 1970's he was larger than life and...

Some where between $10,000 and $20,000 will get you are started buying equipment and materials. It could cost less or more based upon doing some research and based upon the time you take to do it. Cue making is not cheap, almost every cue maker to a single man bought things they did not need...

My thoughts are that you should not started a thread until your promised repayment was not sent. Mistakes happen and if the seller lives up to his end of it there is no harm / no foul, if the guy was a Scammer to would not have a agreed to a refund. Just my opinion, and hope the seller follows...

I can't take any trades on these cues. If you fit them tight you can fit two butts and two shafts, however, I think they were made for two shafts and a single butt. Thanks for your interest.

That is correct, thanks for your interest.

I have recently acquired a Paul Mottey cue that I want sell. The cue is earlier and I am unsure when it was exactly made since if is undated. The cue is also unsigned, however, it does have the early PM Stamped in the cues butt cap. The cues weight 18.5 oz and it has a single shaft that is 12.5...

Over a year ago I acquired a quantity of these cases. The person I bought them from found them in a large quantity of Boweling supplies he purchased that had been in storage since the 1980's. I have sold a number of these cues here on the forum and on ebay, I am currently down to just a few...

This is one of those items that should be keep and passed down through the family. These cue were imported from the 1960's to date and they have little value except sentimental value. As I said above I would keep it in the family and pass it down with stories about your Grandfather.

Jim Baxter

No!!!!!!!!! No!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They will never forgive you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)