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While researching a cue, I came across a curious listing for a Doc Frye cue: “Vintage 1960’s Doc Frye Cue was purchased used in The Fusco’s pool Room (Philadelphia) early 1980’s ,,, cue is vintage and more then likely being a Doc Frye right from Balabushkas shop if anyone knows Doc Frye...

I know that it is

Probably as good as he wanted to be. He definitely had all the ingredients.

I’m partial to the one of him holding his Balabushka… Nice capture.

Thanks. I was just curious because the construction resembles an old case that I had just bought , and I was trying to learn more about it. Arne Mason? Seller insists it’s a cue case.

30/30.5 split. Great feel and hit. I really enjoy playing with this one.

What’s “Huntsville?”

A set sold on eBay for $300 about a week ago

I’ll take it.

I bet it’s an Adam

Incidentally, the other object balls all weigh the same as the bumble bee. The cue ball is 164g. The seller did say that the cue ball may be a replacement. The 2 and 7 are darker in color than what I’ve seen in Rachig 9-ball sets.

~165g/29.5mm

Thank you. I’d like to focus on completing the baseball set, but thank you for offering.

Raschig Billiard/Carom set Unknown numberless 9-ball set British Crystalate

Nice mixed lot that I picked-up. Anybody have an extra matching 20-ball for sale? The red/white/blue ball was a mystery early in this thread: Does it seem to go with this Baseball set? Does anyone know what the solid green ball is?

What’s so hard about screwing a cue together?

Pin and ferrule look like Meucci.

Sorry… Not presently for sale.

If it means turning-down the cue, I think I’d rather just have it filled with epoxy or something and refinished.

I‘ve seen pieces broken out of points, but I I’ve never seen this. Found it interesting. How involved of a repair is this, not having the missing piece? Thanks