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Anyone have any updates.

I have the following cue with Micarta ferrule in really good shape $1000.

I have all of these for sale.

I just saw this very sad news. He will be missed.

I have been a member for many years, but never really understood how to be active in the association. Have you thought about adding a private forum for members to your site? Or a members private Facebook page to visit with each other on?

I just pass it quickly back and forth until I see all bubbles gone.

You are getting busy lately. I thought you were retiring??

He was building some nice blanks. I wondered what became of him.

Thanks for sharing. Now I know that my Wier cue is a model L.

I can's say for sure about now. But back in the late 80s and early 90s when I worked on a lot of the Pro's tips at the tournaments. Most wanted the tips cut a little lower than full height. Some wanted it cut really low. Very few wanted it left full height. Back then they were pretty evenly...

Schmelke.

Joe Porper was a giant in the Billiard industry for decades. He started building cues and cases in the 1980s. His cases quickly became one of the most popular cases in the world. He developed a conical joint pin that required very precise installation and assured concentricity. He also did some...

Joe Porper was a giant in the Billiard industry for decades. He started building cues and cases in the 1980s. His cases quickly became one of the most popular cases in the world. He developed a conical joint pin that required very precise installation and assured concentricity. He also did some...

Joe Porper was a giant in the Billiard industry for decades. He started building cues and cases in the 1980s. His cases quickly became one of the most popular cases in the world. He developed a conical joint pin that required very precise installation and assured concentricity. He also did some...

Thanks for sharing. I wish all major cue manufacturers would do that.

Good advice. If the prices are too high and no one buys at those prices, the prices will come down.

I have no idea why his cues bring so little. When I bought my cue from him I paid about $800 for it. He showed me a picture of a Balabushka bringing thousands in the Blue Book and said what do I have to do to get that kind of money? I guess I will have to die first he said.. He showed the Bushka...

When I visited Abe he had a big bundle of blanks from the 70s that were never finished. My guess is those pointed blanks came from those. I think you are right that they were probably from his relative's shop from back when he worked there, before going out on his own.

What do you want for it?

My first thought was also Taiwan cue from the 80s.