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Yeah, my fave cue rack.... I know where an identical one of these cue racks is at and it's double width to hold 24 cues. But they'll never sell. Bummer.

Hueston's contribution Treasure hunting, I found the son of a famous Indianapolis roomkeeper who was known to have a thorough billiard history scrapbook. When I went through it, 99% of it was local Indy balkline coverage from the local paper. But one local article concerned Thomas Hueston's new...

http://charlesursitti.com/?page_id=196 Jerome Keogh didn't even play in the first one. But he did invent 14.1.

Lofting used to mean Jumping... Ok, I am trying to attach this photo, wish me luck....

Excellent points, and good work you're doing.... My collection will be online at some point, after everything is displayable. Right now it's a warehouse.

I don't make much effort with books.... The other book collectors are so advanced that I think it is better to let them build their collections into complete libraries, without me competing with them. I like books though, if I can get a bargain. Especially if they were written by a champion player.

Billy+Danny Billy Incardona+Danny DiLiberto=Articulate+Common Sense+Knowledge+Humor+Work Well Together=The Best ....or, Mark Wilson By Himself.

I will try to get some photos on here of all these I am pretty busy right now, maybe I can get some photos on here next week. I have a museum myself, it's my house.:smile:

Ralph Greenleaf chalk, the stuff that says the odd word "chakt" on it, and Ralph's repro signature on it, is so rare that when my friend Ed Palmer turned it up he was afraid that other collectors would believe he whipped it up himself. It is square blue chalk, with a blue and white label. Well...

Rambow for sure.... .... because one of the cues was given to Gleason from Newman, a Rambow.

Anyone have Jack Marsh's phone number? I bought an antique table from him and I need to make the ball return box the same finish that he put on the cabinet.

reputation I have heard nothing but good things about the man. However, since he described his poster for sale as RARE, I felt the need to try to inform fellow az'ers that they should look closer at it. The poster is not rare. Nice but not rare. I am done with this thread. I hope you will...

Can someone help him contact Sayginer??? I wonder if Sayginer has done, or would do, a "What's in the case?" video .... I can't look on youtube at work but you might look...

No, I didn't mean he was reproducing the repros.... I think he changed the ad. Even if he did not, he says these were printed in the 1980s. I think these were printed in the last few years. But here is the main problem..... ready?........ He says RARE in his title. RARE. This implies...

Diamond die tool..... I do have some old brazilian rosewood veneer back in oklahoma that I am going to make a triangle with. With it, I was going to put an ivory diamond on each side, like an antique pool table rail. I had bought a set of 3 rail diamond cutting dies off ebay..... I have only...

I don't know, I am not an inlay man... I have no idea about cnc. I know a table restorer who does inlays with pantograph, and a trophy shop who could do inlays with laser cutting. I have just started this project, so I don't know how I will get this done. Can't you make a jig to hold the...

Trading a hand-made triangle for inlays on mine The inlays would have to be done after the triangle is complete because the inlays would be M.O.P which is thicker than the veneer. I just want a simple inlay repeated six times, twice on each side of a racking triangle. They would be standard...

Aren't there several people making posts in action rm? There is an entire action room section on AZ.

I hand-make exotic wood triangles. They are bentwood-veneer triangles made the way the very first triangle ball "frames" were made in 1880. I have a thread on here under bentwood triangle, so you can see a photo (the one in the photo was my first one and has extra panels on it like the...

Switching to the voice of Poindexter from cartoons.... ....if you and your opponent were shooting pool on a frictionless ice plane, and a train started toward you from Albequerque at 55mph, and a semi started toward you at 70mph from Scranton, which cue should you buy? Make a decision, before...