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My first cue. $90 Viking. 50 years old. My main player for 25 years. Today it’s in the closet.

I remember being in Bensingers in Chicago in the early to mid 70’s. The place was in a large basement and was full of 10 pocket tables. The place was kind of a dump. In the dark back of the room there were lots of 10 ft disassembled tables. The slates were stacked up. There may of been 50 or...

I think Bob Jewett recommended this, I use it and it works good.

Do not use a black sharpie use a tailors marker

Headstring line also good for edge of ball center line and rack outline help with a straight rack. loose crooked racks are common In bar league 8 ball

I keep 2 Kennedy half’s in my bag for keeping score under the rails. Not old silver ones, things under the rail tend to get lost.

French Girl, I hope

Chicago, Red Shoes in Alsip Straight Pool, Banks and One Pocket. A real pool room.

Should not happen

I found that 5 Ball, this chicken ate it

What sports equipment appreciates in value over time ? a cue just a tool used to do a job. I know a SW will be worth 4x from the 80’s but that is an exception and is really just a collectors item.

If I paid $225 for a shaft 25 years ago and I can get $175 for it today, that’s not to bad.

That’s why I missed that easy shot.

If I had that type of money, I would of got a Diamond