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Wow you never cease to amaze. I have to say when I first saw this I was purchasing hoping to have someone convert it. My mind is changed thanks to the knowledge and history preservation of members like you and Ideologist. Your are the Howard Carter or Indiana Jones of the Billiard Universe.

Your awesome thanks.

also wondering about this joint is this a replacement?

New acquisition would like to know roughly the year made and how rare is it in Ebony? Thanks for looking.

My heart is fluttering I think im in love! glws

It matches the Brunswick Isabella table.

Retails for around $1200 Nice cue. Look up the inferno series.

Inferno series The Isabella

Courtesy of Ebay seller kojo_6506, here are pictures of the Bender Cue 1 of 3.

The veneers from bottom to top are, Yellow_Orange_Red_Black Then Mirrored B R O Y then the main points go back to Y O R B. This was the first Davis blank I had seen with two "short" splices veneered. I have seen a few with the single short splice beneath the main forearm points but they were...

Over twenty years ago the Smithsonian planned to have 12 cues representing a cross section of American cue making at that time. The 12 artists that agreed to participate in the exhibit were: BENDER BLACK BUSS DIECKMAN GUTIERREZ KOHARA MCWORTER SAMSARA SCHICK STROUD WAYNE WESTON It is my...

A satin Jerry Franklin pacifier with a matching early 314 shaft (no logo on shaft). Best playing combo I have ever found. It looks great and just cacoons me with confidence.

Just paid for this beautiful cue, wondering if anyone has shot with a Jan Carl conversion cue. Just trying to get an idea of what to expect for hit. Thanks for looking.

Hello all its been a while. I was wondering if anyone has figured out how the Eisenmeister wrap was constructed. Is anyone able to put one on a cue today? Just curious mainly, I remember a while back I was searching for a cue with the E wrap at least partially intact in order to reverse...

Its a matter of personal taste, I like when the wood displays a little personality makes for a truly unique piece. The maker of this cue chose to highlight the wood flaw as oppose to discard or hide it, as someone who has a love for wood/woodworking I appreciate this, I do not think it would be...

Maybe there is a Florida cue artist or artists working for the UNKNOWN cue company? Maybe they are also on az and laugh everytime we ask to identify this UNKNOWN cue?

I knew it was not a real bushka, the wear on the bumper looked like rubber rot which can happen when cue sits for long time. I bid on the looks alone, I really like the design 24 white inlays in the rich PH wood and those rings I think it is an attractive cue.

On this note although I like the name nit, saying "Wanna play nit?" could go horribly wrong

We had a Fish and his younger brother was Minnow they were always in action I think the names helped.