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I am re-posting this from the Cue Makers forum. They have raise about a third of what was stolen so far. For decades now the source of much of the finest materials available for us to build the cues you all enjoy so much has been Boone and Eric at Bell Forest Products in Michigan. They...

How about re posting this on the main forum and see if it can pick back up some traction?

Yes to wrap and small inlays and maybe ferrules. But you would have to find a case maker to make a case.

I watched the whole thing. About average for a 70s B grade movie. I always wondered if it really existed after seeing the movie poster for it.

Unless we are talking about one piece butts, the handle section of wood and wrap are mostly about weight and balance. The forearm is the second most important part of the cue as far as hit and feel goes. The shaft is number one. That is why coring has made cues of varying forearm woods play very...

Leather is slightly heavier than Irish linen. No it does not make a big difference.

Here is one I have that I would sell for $2500. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/older-joss-west.341626/

Yes it is. Everything imaginable. McDermott brings only their top quality USA line. Lomax and Rocket cues and others doing great repairs. Wish I was there but just too much on my plate this year. Undecided about next year.

I don't know if I would call it special order but the original owner did order it straight from Schon. You notice the joint rings are brown stitch which places it very early Schon. I am the third owner. But I know both owners before me.

That is some really pretty wood.

Dave Jacoby started doing repairs on cues in 1982. With his son Shane, on a small lathe he purchased from Viking cues, they began tinkering with building cues. Dave continued to build cues as a hobby. In 1996, he incorporated the business with Brandon, changing the company name from Dave’s Cue...

Dave Jacoby started doing repairs on cues in 1982. With his son Shane, on a small lathe he purchased from Viking cues, they began tinkering with building cues. Dave continued to build cues as a hobby. In 1996, he incorporated the business with Brandon, changing the company name from Dave’s Cue...

Here is most of what I have: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/meucci-cue-collection.341078/ Make offers.

Here you go. Take your pick: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/abe-rich-collection.340188/ https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/palmer-collection.340219/

Here you go $1500 firm. The bottom cue. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/older-joss-cues.346192/

Yes we have been friends for over 35 years. I do have one of his cues and I am selling it back to the original owner. I would even sell this Schon but it won't be cheap.

I have an Omega DP.........SOLD https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/omega-dpk-cue.345943/

I have a 1960s Bushka for $14,500 https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/balabushka.328125/

He needs to ask again and get a letter. I just sold my South West. And the customer sent it off to South West to get it authenticated.

The 40 i The 40 inch rule and the 14 mm rule killed the jump rods. Most were made of a simple shaft dowel turned down to about 3/4" for the front 20 something inches. With a big phenolic plug style tip on the end.