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They nailed the Full and the Very thin hit:giggle: And the 1/2.

They don't pay him enough.:cool:

At the 1 hour 29 miniute time stamp. listen to Buddy RIP Old friend.

Interesting how different the game has changed in 30+ years. Talcom on the cloth, animated players, lots of missed shape and shots. Commentators so sure of themselves then back pedaling. Tons of body movement at the point of contact and just after. Lots of fun watching these older matches. I...

I hope today is fantastic for you Bob. Happy birthday!!!

It has charitaristics of Mahogany, the brown stripe is interesting. There are a few woods from Africa that are close to Mahogany in color and grain. Sapele will have darker streaks in it sometimes.

I would say, if it is straight then it would be worth the $150. I love curly Maple in cues but unless cored, it can warp a bit. Not always though. I like it.

It is common to see these on EBay. Prices vary as does the condition. Usually under $100

jayman, just like you I have a collection of cool billiard cues and other billiard collectables that mean something to me. Fortunately I have four children that all love the game. They have all managed to get into the corporate world and do not need to sell anything from my collection. I am sure...

I would have called it on myself, even if I had no idea it happened. :geek:

Fantastic news. I relied on his knowledge for years. He taught me a lot.

The black looks like Buffalo horn, I use that for ferrules and butt caps. I also use antler for both too. My first choice is Coues deer, I believe it is a type of Whitetail. Denser though. Your ferrules look great.

A trumpet, 55 Ramin? With a natural ferrule. Dang man...count me out.

He will slip up. Be ready to go. You are inline for a Mini cue.

Your math is good. We get inspired and happy every time we see you in the crowd. With two months left before I retire I hope to follow your lead.

This post sends me back to the early days of this forum...so clever and funny!:geek:

I also got this sweet mini lathe from Germany. I will make a mini cue butt and mount it between centers. The tailstock actually moves!

Picked up a vintage table brush recently.

Can't tell for sure on my phone, is there a wrap that has been finished over? Like Meucci does?

It so much depends on price, or how much you are willing to pay? Rich or relatives or Mali...not sure. Nice vintage cue but not worth a bunch.