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Pictures As per Manopr350, the cue was recently refinished by Paul. The original joint was cracked, so a new ivory joint was put on. The butt looks to be ivory, but unsure.. so price reflects a non-ivory butt. The cue comes with one 12.91mm shaft. Other specs and price are in the original post.

First off, I love the cue.. just amazing what Ernie can do. Second, something is off. Either Jimmy has his location wrong, or he lives a LONG way from "near a Legend".. at least the last time I looked, Southern Indiana and Southern California weren't too close :grin-square: Chris

My monitor must have worse resolution and worse color adjustment. I only count five: red, orange, yellow, green, and black. Chris

I can send you a few cords of firewood for the cue. it'll keep your family warm longer =) In all seriousness, this cue should be gone by now. Chris

I'm not sure who picked out the veneers on this one, but if was Dean or he just let Bob run with it, they look great. It seems like the yellow and green would clash with the red and orange, but they flow wonderfully. Also, gotta love 5 veneers per point =) Chris

I'm really not sure. Both the original and the new, longer one look great. You do get to see more silver in your original design, so that's something to take into account. I don't think you can go wrong either way. Chris.

Too bad Mr. Huebler didn't have a grammar/spell checker for the flyer about the new cues :grin: Chris

Weights One thing that has been bothering me since you first posted this beautiful cue, and I just figured it out. There are no weights listed. Could you let us know the weight of the butt and each shaft, please? Thanks, Chris.

Amazing what sleep does for the mind. All is crystal clear now. Thanks for all the great information, John. Chris

Oh, how I wish that cue had a 5/16-14 piloted joint!! :( Chris

Pictures Here are some pics for Manuel's cue.

I'm amazed that this cue is still here. Beautiful work with a great design. Even if every ring was popped through the finish, the price of getting it refinished would be worth it at your selling price. Best of luck selling this lovely JMW! Chris

Really, really nice original design. I love the wood choices as well. I'm looking forward to seeing your design for the butt. After seeing the box cue that Pete made for Dean (deanoc), I look at everything that he's involved in. Chris

Hi, John. The first set of "seeder" cases made in 2008.. were those made in your current place, or more of a truly custom for each case? I only ask because the 2008 with a serial number wasn't listed above. Thanks, Chris.

Edited because John made it clear that the case was made to his specifications, and was not a knock off. I shouldn't post after 24 or more hours of no sleep. Chris

I'll take it. PM sent. Chris

Ok, I am officially lost now. What is the difference between this case with no serial numbers, and the 4 that Seybert's is selling? They have the same Maker's Mark stamp with no serial number (or anything else) in the middle of the oval. Chris

So I was correct and this is an actual JB J. Flowers case, right? Chris

Sean, I was talking with JB last night about this same thing. The first ones from 4 years ago have the serial number. After that, they made hem with just the Maker's Mark and no serial number. Then they started doing more *with* serial numbers. But the Maker's Mark is the thing to look for...

As much as I love Tad, Gina, Szamboti... the Greco-Roman collection was just incredible. The carving of the ivory was REALLY old school craftsmanship. I couldn't tell who made what in that group, but as intricate as they were, it really didn't matter. Great pics!! Chris