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The one with the foil is a simple house cue, no veneers. You can tell by the joint collar The one with a ring in the butt sleeve, I believe is a simple maple cue from the third catalog. They are not worth the $400 or so the bids are at. Just my .02.

Does anybody recognize this ring work? 3/8x18

Superior shafts, Lakewood shafts, timeless timber. Each maker had their own name for them.

Torrification or baked woods is when it is heated in an oxygen free environment causing the excess moisture to evaporate. It does do wonders for guitars, giving them that 50 year old sound in a new guitar. I would think that the baked maple would be better for a forearm.

Because he is in Washington and most of his customers come from Oregon, he doesn’t want to deal with any issues involving the crossing of state lines. I appreciate the offer, but if I can make my way down to Eugene, Sheldon Lebow said he could help me out.

Padauk is my guess.

Call Bob. He would know. If you need his number I can send it to you.

I’m in the Portland area and my repair guy just over in Vancouver is not doing any ivory anymore. I have an old Schon shaft with an ivory ferrule that is cracked. I’m wondering if there is anybody that might recommend me someone in Oregon that will replace the ferrule with ivory.

Does anybody have any info, time frame, on this logo? It’s a factory sneaky.

Is this something like 3/8x18? Also, any idea who uses this pin? Joint is ivory. Cue is kinda thin, no weight bolt, thin black buttcap. This is the only pic I took.

Is this something like 3/8x18?

I have an older case I found a year or two ago, and it is has no lid. Any recommendations on someone who can replicate one?

The first clue about a low end cue is the use of Ramin wood, which your cue is. The joint is a strange import style, probably from the 1970’s. I would not spend any money on having a new shaft made. It is not worth it. I believe your “inlays” are actually paint or stickers.

I believe McD offers a refinish and a new shaft for older cues at right around $300, with linen or leather.

Nicely done. Play with it

I believe his early cues do not command the same price as his newer cues. My gut tells me $2.5k.

Not trying to beat a dead horse, but I insure everything over $200 or so. I never ask the buyer if he wants insurance, I always do it on my own, it comes out of my profit, as it gives me relative coverage and piece of mind. The way I see it, would you rather spend an extra $20 or create a...

Maybe 15 or so years ago I bought a cue from a similar company. I think I paid $120 or something along those lines. When I showed my new purchase in the cue and case gallery, an AZ’er, Mortuarymike maybe, recognized the cue as one that had been owned by his friend. Apparently his friend had...

I was under the impression he helped with all the cues that had stitched rings. Is the weight bolt numbered?

It is the precursor to the titlist.