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http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=209883 Read this and note how much has changed in 47 years

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All I can say is that this cue just exudes class and ....

Work, so when you were asked "where are you?" You wouldn't be lying when you said "I'm at Work!"

You should store cues upright not flat and I do not know if there is a safety deposit box option.

Exactly and I agree with you. If someone says let's play a set, in my mind that doesn't mean we keep playing after the set and I can't take offense if you only want to play one set, but like you said, more clarification would never hurt before people begin.

I didn't bother reading all the replies but a few things stand out: if you say lets play a set to x for y, after that set is done we are technically done and I don't owe you anything, as long as no one broke their word; and most importantly SOMEONE is going to end up a winner so tough shit...

The rate for a hard money loan is 13% so to simplify, 45k times 1.083% (for one months interest) is 45487.50 plus depreciation in the exchange 46000 would be fair

It looks like a Kersenbrock but I would need to see the rest of the cue.

I'm watching TAR podcast #39 and a thought just crossed my mind. Is there an Efren Reyes biography in the works? This would be a hugely important documentation of pool history!!

Just to clarify, Scott Haverland (Big Daddy!!) built this cue in John Showman's shop under his ultravision and assistance. Also, Scott made the glitter rings from scratch. The DFW stands for Doc Fry Wood and the rosewood came from Abe Rich's stock. Paul

By looking at these pictures I know that this is not one of John's cues. Still curious as to what it is though.

I guarantee you'll stop leaving your lid open as soon as a beer spills over!!!!

I really like the way they used tire tread as the joint work. Are those individual inlays or engraving? Great work!! How does the owner like the hit:thumbup: Paul

Still have some available. Contact me if interested. Paul thepavlos@aol.com 617-594-2832

Still have Freud bits for those who are interested

To put it simply, Hopkins is running a business not a charity.

Just buy it