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Post it up! I would not want to miss any required reading as I am coming out with a Cue Smith Brand tip within a few weeks.

You are absolutely correct. I have believed wrong on this for decades. I asked Skip at Tweetens and he confirmed they have always used water buffalo hides.

Those being made on the other side of the oceans maybe. But not the USA made single layered tips. They are cow hide.

I have the Green cue left for $500 if interested. Just sold the other two.

Common Name(s): Brazilwood, pernambuco Scientific Name: Paubrasilia echinata (formerly listed in the genera Caesalpinia and Guilandina) Yes many have used it. I have not.

Sell it in your own state unless you have proof it was built prior to 2016 and only ship to states or sell in states that have no additional Ivory bands that are stricter than the federal trade restrictions.

LePro, Elk Masters and French Champions were the tips for decades.

I went many years only selling cues we built. Now I am selling off my collection a little at a time. So I did not sell cues, but collected them. My family has no collecting interest so I hope to sell them all before I pass away. And I hope that is many years from now.

Use what you are used to using on the fishing rods. No reason to change.

It will normally wrap 25 to 35 cues.

Most of the white inlays in pre 2016 Schons are ivory.

Well done JAM!

My take on it is until all the top 100 players are all making over $100,000 in prize money each year from your tour, you are foolish to try and tell them they can't play any other tournaments.

Tom's old partner said he is 100 percent sure Tom passed away and that he is going to keep Ultra Skin tips on the market himself.

I saw Fats put on some exhibitions at the BCA trade show and he played pretty good and put on a decent show. He stamped his signature on pictures. I wish I still had mine. I guess he was pushing 80 then. Most of us never saw him, even on TV, until he was in his 60s. I am in my 60s now and my...

I don't know of any shows coming your way.

Where are you located?

Nice collection you have there.

This has been an interesting thread. I have never help a Joss cue in my hand that was marked with a logo that had the 18 thread pin. But I have held a lot of cues with an 18 thread pin that I could not identify. also.

My guess is Zebra wood that the finish has yellowed on.