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Very well stated. WP

Dave Matlock and I play in the same pool room, and have for over 30 years. First, let me state he was an absolute world-beater, for decades. I do remember an interesting offhand conversation we had one night. I said, “Dave, the world has come to think of you as one of, if not the best ever bar...

Damn, Scott, sorry to hear this. Rest assured in the metro Kansas City area we will all be on the lookout for your gear. The Samsara cues and special JB Case are all easy to spot, as are the entire lot together. Press the local police to review security video. Squeaky wheel gets the grease...

Well over $10k.

In the 1970s I would buy cues from Bill Stroud, 4-point, no inlays for $115 with one shaft. I can still hear him regularly telling me it would be another $20 if I wanted a second shaft. lol WP

Those would make a great pair still, all these years later! Will Prout

Logdog, I dug out an original Fellini mailer that I have from early 1982 complete with cover envelope, photos of several cases (tooled, not tooled, exotic, etc), along with prices ranging from $75-140. A cuemaker could choose to put some of the cost of the case in his cue cost, so it is hard to...

Just sent email. Thanks. Will Prout

I found your ideas as refreshing and creative as anything that has landed here in years. Obviously still prototype-ish, but sure seems to address the problem. Way to go! Will Prout

Sorry to hear this. Demons are terrible. WP

What kind of pin? Radial? Uniloc? 3/8x10? Thanks. WP

Looks great! Steve is an excellent, well known and respected table mechanic. Will Prout

Danny Janes started JOSS Cues with Bill Stroud in MD in 1968. Don't think he ever worked at all for National. National also started about the same time. WP

Never heard back. Sent a pm and posted on April 3. Will Prout

How much was the wager? I heard a couple widely different numbers. Thanks. Will Prout

One time, Minnesota Fats was asked what type of job it would take for him to go to work. He thought about it for a few seconds, then said, “It would have to be a job where I worked from 12 to 1, and got an hour off for lunch. WP

Thanks! Some serious heavy lifting by Sky. Quite the match. Will Prout

What size table did they play on? Thanks. Will Prout

Those net worth sites are worthless. WP

Looks like a woman’s high heel shoe....where’s Jules Verne when ya need him? And I see no poles off the stern. Will Prout