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Still up for sale.

Thanks for the quick reply.

Any guess at around how much this cue is worth?

in person the veneer look the same on the points and butt. Light green and light purple is my best guess.

Excellent, thanks so much.

That is probably him. The power of the internet!

My bad...His name is Tony Conte. I just found this: https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=448019&highlight=conte

Me too. This is an amazing Forum for finding people. Tony Conte from Chicago. That's all I know.

It's funny. The shaft has so much follow. But draw....no.

I'm not going to mess with this cue at all BUT I'd love to have another shaft made for it. Is this a pin cuemakers can find these days? Should I play with it?

Wow fantastic cue! Thank you for all the great info. This cue plays great. The shaft is straight too. Was it common to have the ebony/maple shaft?

You're right and I'm not going to cut it.

It was really common for the wedge to go under the wrap. I had 2 that did that. I guess with the leather you can see the indentation more.

I just picked this up and was hoping for more info. The person I bought it from said it was made in the 40's and that Tony Conte owned it from Chicago. Does this look like that time period? Any one know Tom? It's straight and in pretty good shape. Actually plays REALLY nice. Thanks for the...

tap...............

looking for a home

Up for sale again. Great cue!

I love the way those break!

It's actually a phenolic bumper.

1974 Gunsight Domino Joss. Amazing feel.