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If we could leave pics and sold prices in a thread on here we could develop a real value reference.

Yeah it's a good looking cue. I got it new in 86/87 played with it for a couple of years and went back to a Bill McDaniel

Why does this table just have two pockets and no cue ball?

Balabushka will bring a higher resale if you're just looking at money but the Szamboti will play better and have a nicer style

I have number 10

The best tapper I ever saw was made by Brianna but I doubt you can still get one. Has enough size and heft to use and do a good job breaking up the glaze. I had to drill the hole and put the string on it.

Under modern building codes a balcony or deck is required to support from 60 to 100 pounds per square foot uniform load. The only problem would be in how the load is distributed. That balcony should be about 6' by 16 to 18' and would support 5760 pounds to 6480 pounds.

You should work on the basics until they come natural without thinking about them and this will be required for your playing career. When you're playing you don think about the basics just decide what you want and shoot and let it happen.

Never a doubt.

What I did for my Gandy was contact RKC and ask. And he was both friendly and helpful in his reply.

The original Moori's were marked as S, M, H and maybe a MH for soft, medium, hard and maybe medium hard. Quick came on a later edition several years later.

Just curious, but what type of Irish linen wrap are you looking for?

This is my autographed ball.

She'll be ok Clarice will come to her rescue

The fact is the Hurlbert or Blue Mountain linen is 20-25 percent larger in diameter than the older number 9 such as Cortland

Another thing, are you set up to handle a full length house cue?

I've got one with floating points and it plays good too.

One of the best restaurants in the area is https://www.cafeeuropava.com/ in Portsmouth, not a bad drive

You mean something like these?

What the hell is it?