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Here's mine , I posted full cue photos in the gallery.

Yep, I talked to him many times and really wanted to visit his pool room in Washington but never did. He really was a nice guy but what I remember most about him was his beautiful dog.:thumbup:

Last I heard Craig had moved out of the country and yep I don't think anyone has heard from him since.

Signed cue There are some other TS cues available by the same seller, one does not appear to have a TS logo but a signature instead, could he have been referring to that one or one of the others.

The seller also has a couple other Scruggs,a McDaniel, some Sly's. I wonder if they are all knockoffs.

Hey thank you for taking the time to make them. They all feel like they will play well. There are very few cues I have seen I didn't like. Honestly if I could afford multi-thousand dollar cues I would own some pretty gaudy ones. I'm pretty envious of some of the people on here, I'm just glad...

Did Bill ever say how many cues he built? I seem to see a lot more of the older 70's Era logo for sale. I would assume he made less later in his career because the artistry was so high and detailed. I also wonder if he did his own cabischons.

Send them to Ohio, I'll take some pictures. Knowing some of the beauties you've had I'll bet they are amazing.

Although everyone has the "hit" that they prefer, I'll try to give a good comparison. I hope so , if only I had a couple hundred more years I could give them all a proper test drive. No problem, you were great to work with. Hopefully we can do it again. Although they all turned out nice...

First, I made one of the smart ass comments and shouldn't have. My apologies. 2 fact is a lot of old bastards like myself are dying off, it really is good to see others take an interest in billiards and billiards history. Truth is if it wasn't for newbies asking questions today no one would...

Talent unsurpassed Most would say , one of, if not the greatest cuemaker to ever widdle a piece of maple. He made some of the most beautiful cues that will ever be made. Your's are a great example, thanks for sharing.

Early and Real, a couple fine looken fellers , we're they related to a guy named George...

What year was that Jay? I'm sure I'm not the first person to see someone jump a cueball but I can remember in 86 or 87 there was a guy at a local pool hall that had an old house cue he had cut down to around 20 inches, maybe 5 or 6 inches above the points, turned down that 5 or 6 inches to...

No ebay feedback, new seller. Duane just cover you azz if you win the bid.

That's really really nice. Are those family pets?

Custom JP's Not the fastest solution but probably the safest.

From top to bottom 1 conversion from Kevin Joiner at Joiner Custom Cues 2 custom from Ryan Jones...Bishop 3 & 4 conversions from Skip Thorp at Bulldog Custom Cues 5 new Jackpot/Deano from Dean I plan on taking them all out for a test drive just as soon as the world opens back up for business.

Mid to late 80's cue I believe. No idea of the model.

I'm far from an expert, but it looks like someone trying to knock off the Gina logo. So I'm going to guess it's some sort of import.

Would anyone ever pay that much extra for a schmelke blank just because it was finished by someone other than schmelke. ...Yes they would