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I would guess this piece to be from the 1960s. It measures approximately 11 1/4" x 21" when unfolded. It is printed on heavy card stock. Features cues by Sampaio, A.E. Schmidt, Harold Worst, and cue cases. Price is $25.00 including shipping. PM, email rob@billiardbuyersgroup.com, or call...

Here is one of the best issues of Snap Magazine. SOLD! PM, email rob@billiardbuyersgroup.com, or call 402-730-2315. Send Paypal payments to: rmontgomery1@neb.rr.com Thanks. SOLD

If you have an collection of old Meucci cues, you might like to have some of the original flyers and information to go along with them. Price is $30.00 including shipping. PM, email rob@billiardbuyersgroup.com, or call 402-730-2315. Thanks, Rob Montgomery SOLD PENDING PAYMENT!

This 14 month calendar features all the great cue makers: Bender Drexler Franklin Gold Gutierrez Hanssen Kikel Martinez Phillippi Porper Schick Scruggs Stroud Wayne Has a couple of bends at the edges and a little dirt on front. All the interior pages show great! SOLD! PM, email...

I don't know about a wrist, but only after getting his thumb broke did Fast Eddy beat Fats:)

Let me think about it and get back to you:)

I may have to retract my original statement. Looks similar to the A800.......not sure. Need to see the entire cue.

It's a Viking A800 from the early 1980s.

The table is actually made by Wendt. The model is an Oxford.

This line of thought has been on my mind for some time!

Hello, I've bought and sold a lot of rare cues over the years. When it comes to Meucci Originals this is one of the better ones I've had. I've looked though tons of threads on the forum as well as Google Images and tried to find another example like this one, and have been unsuccessful...

Price dropped to $600.00.

I never had the pleasure of meeting him, although we did 3-4 transactions together over the past few years. My thoughts go out to his family.

Circa 1941 table made by C.C. Steepleton & Company. I believe the model is a Arc Royal.

Great old Meucci!

I'll take it! Send Paypal invoice to rmontgomery1@neb.rr.com Thanks.

The 2 whites are definitely not ivory and I doubt the maroon is either.

I've bought, seen, and sold a lot of antique billiard items. That said, the framed piece is one of the best I've ever seen. Thanks for posting it!

The cup is not from 1923. It's and advertising premium from the modern era.

I am considering coming to the show with the intent of selling 2 cues to anyone of the exhibitors. Will I be able to come into the venue and deal my cues to them? Thanks, Rob