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This is for sure. My uncle won a tournament on a Tuesday, and weas leaving at 2 AM... someone jacked the battery out of his 71 Monte Carlo. He called me to come get him... we hung out at a diner on 22 till the Autopart store opened. JV

This is one of Gus's color combinations that I think stands out. Black/Red/Black/White. This cue has a stitched trim ring over the butt cap and the Bushka ring at the joint. This cue was played, not abused and I remember it as a very playing cue. JV

Joe was a good guy and he bought cue repair and making to the masses. Congrats... JV

Here is the same design cue with a more colorful veneer palate. Gus, like George, knew a good design. JV

6 Window cue that had been test hit then put away. The owner had a primary player. Mid to late 70's cue. JV

WOW... nice cue... JV

Once you send the money, if the expectation is quick shipment, 48 hours. If I haven't heard from you in that timeframe, and I paid g/s I would start the reversal practice. Anyone that puts an ad up, knows what is expected. If you go radio silent, you lose the risk of losing the sale. I conduct...

Storage units have different rules in different states. NJ has very different laws than Cali where that show is located. But I have about 4-5 people I know here in NJ that do storage unit auctions. Very hit or miss for sure. All of them resell out of antique or second hand shops. JV

I belong to a lot of auction sites and there are almost NO deals to be had. Coin auctions are the worst. Smart people will just type in the max that they want to pay and let it play out. That is the best thing you can do. Bullion auctions, you have to be first, 10 oz bar of silver, $330.00 at...

You do know that there are bad buyers right? Buyers that will report a box empty, or claim something is wrong and reverse the charge and not send the item back. This is the issue, that in a transaction depending upon the payment, one of the participants is at a higher percentage of being screwed...

A lot of guys just like "The action of the transaction"... cues, coins, guitars all the same. That keeps things interesting. Other than that, I have become cynical, and I have disdain for the nits as of late. As I get older my fuse gets shorter and my tolerance for stupidity gets tested daily. JV

All I want to know is the Musashi cues named after the warrior that wrote the Book of 5 Rings, or the ancient province where Tokyo is located. I would think the fighter, but who knows. JV

Original National Brochure.... JV

This is a beauty of an HC-150 that was sent to me for identification. JV

The old full splice vs. short splice A joint debate... hmmmmmm... been there done that. First bought up on the internet in 1995 RSB.... 30 years later... 30 year old argument and I bet that's older than the new people wanting to make the same argument. Psst... Champion tips are better than any...

Fred, Maybe he is correct. Maybe the "American Counterparts" he speaks of is Katie Kue, or American Sportsman Aluminum Cues. Because he is certainly not talking about Schon, Pechauer or to a lesser extent Meucci and McDermott. Cues and pool players are a funny bunch. People make outlandish...

Some makers make an ivory sleeve that threads onto the butt and you can see the wood looking inside the joint, like a steel joint. The H style is just that. When you look down the joint it is ivory on the inside. Mottey, Gus, I believe Ernie, and I am sure many more do this type of joint. JV

5/16-14 ivory piloted with an ivory "H" style. JV

Unless the case is in exceptional condition, 250-300 is more realistic for a base leather. If it was the sea turtle, or black lizard / black ostrich in mint condition then we are talking 400 and up. Custom cases... depends on the custom part. Names in cases, unless a prominent player, a hard...

It was from the DX line of cues. They are decal inlays and were very inexpensive. They are listed in the blue book under Adam. JV