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Dean could probably know for sure but I don't think Fats ever had a job. Fats owned a home and drove a nice car. How many of you current champs can say the same? By the time he was playing Mosconi on "Wide World of Sports", Fats was well past his prime and Mosconi was in the same boat.

Happy to see you have another one, Dean. Looking forward to more stories and cue sales. Maybe Jack will buy you a camera and include directions for posting pics on AZB!

Send it to K and G to be stabilized, then core it.

In the early 60's Cannonball spent most of the summer coming in to D's, an upstairs pool hall in Temple, Texas. I, and many others, watched him practice that spot shot and draw to the side rail many, many times. He would put the 8 on the spot and freeze the 9 on the head rail, cue ball off the...

Dean, I have no doubt you pulled off a number of big scores. If some of the doubters would have paid attention over the years, they should have seen a few clues to your ability to make a score. Some on AZB would scoff if you could lay golden eggs while they personally watched. My suggestion...

I do believe you but, way back in a small corner of my mind, I remember your association with Ty!!! Awaiting the results of the great draw shot exhibition.

I like em both.

Alton, I have seen a number of finely crafted joint protectors but very few rise to the level of your mastery. I continue to be amazed at your design creativity. Please continue to provide us with examples of your skills.

You will screw up any finish that is overlaid on the ivory. Hope you own the cue.

You continue to amaze me regarding the caps you construct.

Yep, great to have a few "knowledgeable" folks give a little guidance, LOL,LOL!

Mr. Phelps is a wise man. I too, love BRW. There are some other "tonal woods" that are used by guitar makers and these work well with cues.

I must need a brain transplant. For some reason, I thought the other poster was showing a cue he also had built with an anchor. I know JC very well and converse with him by phone and keystrokes. Thanks for helping me to realize that old age is a disease, LOL!

Can't open your pics

Another disturbing feature, which points to a later built piece, is the fact that the mirror is not beveled nor does it show some of the typical blisters common on antique mirrors.. It is, however a nice looking piece and if you and your wife like it, I say enjoy!

PM price for middle one. If reasonable as per pricing on the 1st 3, I will take it.

I will take 2 and 3. PM me paypal info, please and shipping costs to 76849

Are the match charts up anywhere?

Well, you just don't want a Szamboti bad enough, Sport! LOL