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Very much so...

May of 2021...

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/adventures-in-linen-cortland-9-27.384598/ The spool in the picture is a master spool sold to fishing stores and in this case Palmer cues. 2500 or 5000 yards I think. JV

I have written appraisals that have been accepted by the postal company and insurance companies. But it is probably hit or miss. Keep your receipts is your best bet. Joe

Maybe.... Joe

14B, 17B, Ivory Rasputin design, and an unknown model... Only the unknown model remains...

This cue is Andy's second ivory handle cue. It was made in 2006 and purchased at SBE. The wood is brazilian rosewood. It comes with a special Whitten case. Enjoy'...

A cue from Steve Kornele. He was out of Mooreland Oklahoma and out of the cuemaking tree of Verl Horn, Guffey, Anderen and Prather...

Made in a similar fashion to Omega / DPK cues. Flared butt cap and all...

No. I had a cue that came to 20.5 oz. I used it for a few years. I thought it might be to heavy, but a regional pro who shot with a 19 oz cue took some shots with it. I explained to him what I thought, after he took a few practice shots, he started running racks. When you're talking 19 oz, 20oz...

When it comes to maple and ebony 4 point cues, Gus was a designing genius. This cue represents the apex of those designs. This cue features a rare bicentennial colored blank, black, blue, red, and natural veneers. Each prong has 7 MOP inlays. A MOP rectangle with 3 dots in a size descending...

Great video. Champion Joe was another nice guy, and a Richard Black collector, and had an overall nice cue collection. Very under the radar to the rest of the pool world. He had TWO Brilliant Novelty Pool tables, one home and one in his office. Two guys that will be missed. JV

Kenny was a class act and a friend to everyone who knew him. RIP

Just had new tips, shafts cleaned.. this is a sweet cue.

Anyone today, can sell a cue. You have a cell phone, you have a camera. The only problems are A- Who are you? B- Proper Authentication. C- Patients. As clean cut as this should be, oh will you be in for a shock. Someone asked me our commission to sell a collection.. he thought it was to much...

From the first edition bluebook.. a very clean cue from Dan Dishaw. Ebony, ivory and burl...

Maybe its just the catalog shot but these Centennials look like Gold Crowns... Brunswick_1952_page_7.jpg (1000×1375) (palmercollector.com)

When my uncle picked the cue up, it had a linen wrap. My uncle asked Gus to put a leather on it. He did it while he waited. He told my uncle this wrap was given to me by a George and now its going to a George. What you are seeing is the results of years of playing, and when Barry tried to re-dye...

This was my uncles Gus and the Fellini he purchased from Gus. My uncle played with this cue from 76-till his death in 2000. He went through a pair of shafts, I went with him to pick up the replacements, that is when I met Gus for the first time. We then went back down a few months later to pick...

My brief semi conversation about Fellini and Ann Gore Cases with the one and only Ann Gore… Joe Van: So, you started with Bob at Fellini? Ann Gore: Bob and I started Fellini and then I broke off and my company name was Manx but for some reason I put Ann Gore designer in the labels I did not do...