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Someday ??? They use my book in the shop, and they have my contact info. I told them I would fly to Vegas at my own expense if they ever get a really good cue and need an expert...................

Michael, great to see you on AZ. Enjoy the green............

I miss it too. Especially last week when I was in Vegas.

Welcome back Chris !!! I gotta plan another trip back to L.A. one of these days.

Creedo, I hope we can play again sometime. I go to T.J.'s every time I'm in Maine, and have become friends with the Reynolds. Hopefully I'll get back again soon. If so, I'll let you know. Zurich is a great city, but everything is very expensive. The club I was at Monday night was about $11...

Here is a pic of one room in the club, and a link: http://www.bczw.ch/

Monday Night This was taken Monday night at a private billiard club in Zurich. It is Christina Delagarza, myself, Sandra Hofmann (German player) and one of the locals who played Scotch Doubles with us. Thank you to Christina Delagarza for hosting us at the club. It was a great time and I...

I see that Stuart Pettman is next to play Lee Van. Stuart is a friend who lives in Pattaya, Thailand. Not very well known in the pool world, but he is playing good enough to win this.

It appears to be totally functional. Some of the end pieces are plated, and I like the fire blue on the one small part. I suspect it would do a pretty good job. I'm just going to display it with some of my other billiard memorabillia

Welcome to AZ !!! Good to see you on AZ. Here is a pic of Cuaba & Rob at my Birthday Party this year in Bangkok. My girlfriend is in the middle.

I also posted these pics in the US Billiard History forum. Mr. Bond posted the original patent papers.

Thanks for the info !!! The patents say "Tip Forming" but it appears to be for doing ferrule work. The blades seem to be for cutting tenons, drilling ferrules, and flattening the tops. None of the blades are for tips, but I can see how it could work. It is made like a Swiss watch.

Unfortunately not..........................

That's what the blade in it does. It has several blades with it.

Is it fairly common? I hadn't seen one before.

I paid $240.00

I bought this over the weekend from an antiques dealer. It is extremely well made and has a patent date from 1915. Anyone ever seen one, or know anything about it? The 360 is for size comparison. (Also posted in Main Forum)

I bought this over the weekend from an antiques dealer. It is extremely well made and has a patent date from 1915. Anyone ever seen one, or know anything about it? The 360 is for size comparison.

Thanks Greg! We gotta partner up again and take down the cash.

South West makes a great playing cue that holds up to abuse. And even the fancy ones play great with no problems. I play with an ivory pointed cue with ivory ferrules. I break, play and jump with it. It flies over 100,000 miles a year with me and it has been in cargo holds and every type of...