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Sorry, no pictures. Sometime in the early 90's I was in NY on business. I found my way to Chelsea Billiards and loved it immediately. I had a couple hours to kill and asked the houseman if anyone played 3-cushion so he introduced me to a nice looking black man so we made a game for cheap...

Have you seen this beautiful custome cue? http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=471033

I played Jon Kuchero in a 9-ball tourney many years ago, he beat me 9-0 and played perfect. The best anyone has ever played against me. On the losers side I played Efren who also beat me 9-0, but he didn't play as perfect as Jon did (but still played awesome). After my match w/Efren I stayed...

Wow, just looked through some of these posts and was a little shocked at the accusations, and that any of them needs defending. Just so you know, I first saw Billy practicing on a snooker table at The Rack (yes, that one in Oak Park, MI, my home town) in the early 70's. I was amazed at his...

The spirits say I want a Medium if I win. Thanks for the sweat, Dave

There should be a limit to the length and weight of a playing cue, period. Next thing you know people will want shorter cues to help them jump over balls. Where will it end!!!!!! :eek::rolleyes::grin:

Sorry, I'll let everyone know you're a 1.0 player from now on. Does this make you happy? (I was just trying to help, i really thought you were interested in attending). :D:D:thumbup:

Your welcome. Just giving you a little action - hopefully it will help get your cue sold. Nice cue by the way. Good luck.

I'll offer you $400 shipped.

I will vouch for Rich (Kissed Out) being under .699 average if that means anything. We have played often in Greeley Senior Center over the last 2 years. He's a great guy and loves 3-cushion, too. Rich would be an asset to your event. Dave Gross

My feelings exactly. Pat, you da MAN! Thanks for stepping in to save the US Open and everything else you do for pool and billiards. If it wasn't for your efforts at considerable personal risk, how else would the Berhman's profit? :eek::(:angry: Way to keep it classy, Pat. You live on the...

No worries, I always buy insurance. hahahaha But thanks for the heads up. :)

Very touching, I enjoyed the read very much. So sorry for your and your family's loss. May he rest in peace and hit him straight in the afterlife. Dave

Thanks for all the pictures. My wife may travel to the Phillipines on business (near Manilla), I am green w/envy...I kid you not! :)

Now I'm hungry, thanks. :)

Sure looks like the pin reserved for Ernie, the top of it would have a diamond etched into it. Nice cue. What info are you looking for? I can text Ernie pics of the cue if you need something specific identified. You already know it was made by Ernie so not sure what he would add but let me...

Based on the bumper it may be an Ernie made cue while working at Showcase. Is there a signature or markings? Also if you remove the joint protector that may tell the story, Ernie used a specific pin while there. Nice cue and looks like a great find.

I would contact John Barton who founded Instroke and ask his opinion. You can find him at https://jbcases.com/

Larry, If you need info on a specific cue that is in the Blue Book 3rd edition, just let me know and I'll provide the info to you. Dave

Ernie Martinez.