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As things happen in the world of cue makers these joint caps took much longer to have made than expected, so long that I had sold both cues months before being notified that the caps were ready to be finished, and too far into the project to cancel the orders The first set was for this specific...

+1 Best hit for the buck on the entire planet IMO

Very nice offering Ken....with that price it should find a happy home very soon. Big pin one too !!

I would venture the R-1 plays the best, with my 2d favorite being that R-6

There was a question sent to me in a PM about the dark mark at the wrap end on the point under the signature as to it being a gouge or poorly tied off wrap. What it is and this photo will show is it is a dark piece of burl at that exact point of the cue. No gouge, no poor wrap end, the cue is...

There are a couple of nice ones over in for sale / wanted right now

I really do not want to post this one as available for sale, therefore no trades even remotely considered, nor will I accept less than my very fair pricing on this cue. This cue was made by Paul Mottey, dated 5-03 and is in easily 98+% condition. It rolls as if it were brand new with no...

At the best pool room in Seattle, Russian Dave only played blues on the jukebox at a level 2 on the scale of 1 to 10. You could hear the sound of the balls clicking over the music. Very, very good environment. If Dave heard anyone banging balls, they would be warned once, and then thrown out...

Mine was ordered in May 2006 and is still pieces of wood on a shelf someplace in his shop :confused:

But, but, but who is Ralph Kramden gonna use for bait to get action then ?

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That be wood sir.

It is my understanding that the formica rails were introduced in 1955 and the end rail "stickman" badge's last year was 1959 as Brunswick-Balke-Collender changed their corporatate name to Brunswick Corporation and put that big ugly "B" badge on their tables starting in 1960. I say this as I...

I wonder when that southwest will be raffled off on Facebook ? :cool:

In Chucks own words: I wanted to do something to pay homage to the leather workers and saddlers who paved the way for modern leather craft and style. Its a 2x4 with a custom dye job to give it an old worn saddle look, 16" pocket, strap and pad, and a LOT of saddle style stamping. This is...

I guess they're thin butt cues ?

I believe Colonel Mustard did it with the candle stick in the Billiard room.

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I also ordered in 2005, and a recent call to Laurie let me know that mine will start production around 2-2018. I'm probably in the same batch with Martin

good luck...been looking for one for 12 years myself...and when one does come available the seller wants 1500+ for it. There is not a Meucci on the planet worth that kind of money to me.