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My favorite ring work that Gus started was the ivory dash rings at the joint, the bushka rings above the wrap and the S rings in the butt. Three different ring designs throughout. Creative and very imaginative! Thanks for providing some details on the history and for getting me some...

Chris First off it was great finally meeting you at the SBE. Truly a pleasure and even better see that passion in you about cues shared by many on this forum. The cues are exceptional. Could not have picked out a better group of cue makers if I had to. Not sure which is your player but for me...

That is a very nice cue. Some exceptional craftsmanship and a very creative design. Enjoy it as it is a beauty.

The cue is amazing and Joel has really pushed the envelope with his exceptional details in the drawings. No pictures can show it off well enough. But it may have some new pictures taken soon enough... Just a matter of timing.

Great looking cue. The move to the elephant ear wrap was a great choice and really showcases this cue very well. So glad you decided to move on this one. All the best to you.

How about a picture of his signature which includes the cue number? I am cue porn type of guy and love to download images of great cues and Ron is truly at master at his craft.

When you gave me a chance to look over this cue in person, I was once again amazed at all the details of the work completed by Ron. He did a wonderful job with all the silver work and the inlay work. Beautiful and glad to know that you truly have found some great MOJO.

Ken I am so glad that I had a chance to see these cues in person. They are truly amazing in every respect: that is the materials selected, the design components, the symmetry throughout and most of all the idea that Barry has only made 6 cues to date with the big 3/8" pin - That Is Oh So...

+1 All very true. One additional that has been mentioned is Dennis Searing. Had them all at one time or another.

Each item is a beauty in itself with the Dieckman cue being a piece of history. I do believe the veneer color on the butterfly matched the latest color selection for hair color on Dieckman. Funny thing to get that Peacock lock Dieckman had, it took him hours to shape it. That case is a beauty...

That cue is truly amazing. Those veneers in the small boxes are beautiful and the joints are very tight. Silver work of a true craftsman and polished to a superb finish. Great cue. So glad I had a chance to see it in person.

LOL When I finally set up to take pictures of the cue stands, I find a sign on yours that reads "SOLD OUT" Glad that you sold out, that you got some orders and now looking forward to seeing you again very soon. Truly a pleasure meeting you.

I am pretty sure most missed the banner on the front table as the front table did draw a crowd. It was not until late Sunday that I was able to even attempt at getting a picture. So just in case you missed it...

Here are the cues that Little Kenny had showcased within the glassed display case. All of them gems and personally wish I could take most of them. Now here is the Drawman display showcasing some of his best cues with 2 of my humble cues within his line-up. Sure wish I could have seen the box...

Box Cue... Is there any one else who would request such a beauty. Yes it is Gian's! There is some serious work in that cue and the small boxes have some very tight veneers. See you next year! Great pictures and so glad you stayed around as most of the cue makers were by that booth since there...

Damn... The prices are even cheaper than what you had at the SBE on these. That is almost giving these away. Almost!

Some very nice cues with clean lines and classical designs. Love them both. You landed a couple of great cues. That Tucker cue sure plays nice... I ought to know as I tried it out on the pro table across from Little Kenny's booth. Glad to have met you finally after all this time. Looking...

Had one from my Haley that I pretty much gave away. They are out there so good luck in your search. Great seeing you again!

It was the crazy guy who almost left with all his money in my pocket... And that was after he sold the two monster Szam's. :D Great pictures and I had a great time. Seems like this booth had a lot of people stopping by all weekend long. Hope to do it again soon and looking forward to meeting...