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This cue was bought in 1974 and of course made in Colorado Springs. It is number 6 in the brochure and described as Ebony veneer, large inlays. It listed for $285. I added a couple of options, the ivory joint, ivory ferrules, and extra length. This cue is 60 inches long. I bought a couple...

I would be curious where the cue is at now?

The Sultan Cue

This is part of the Joss Cues West brochure from 1973 right after Bill opened the shop in Colorado Springs, CO. I bought a number 6 with ivory joint from Bill in 1974.

It is over. Day 3 was on Saturday March 21, 2020.

Absolutely outstanding! If you are a fan of pool and did not enjoy this, you need to make some adjustments.... Many thanks to Roy's Basement, the players, and to Pia for the commentary and keeping up with answering the comments on Facebook. A classic in its' time.

The context of the discussion was about the reaction of the cue ball coming off of the rail after contacting the object ball when force follow English was applied.

Yes. Thanks.

Go to Roy's Basement on Facebook. In mobile photos. There is actually seven lights.

Gorst just wanted one that did not look the same as SVB's.

Outstanding!! Thank you for sharing your journey and the pictures.

I use an incandescent 100 watt G40 medium base bulb. The bulbs are 5 inches in diameter and inside frosted. I have not found a LED replacement as I still have a few of these in my cabinet. The bottom of the bulb is 36 inches above the playing surface and the table is a 4 1/2 by 9 foot...

Thoughts and prayers for Bill. Dean, thanks for keeping us up to date.

Also this was the first time I had seen her play in competition with a CF shaft. I am sure it had her selection of tip. During the hot seat match she missed a couple of shots that were very uncharacteristic of her game.

Trent, Thanks for sharing! Appreciate the pictures.

Earlier in the week, the commentators indicated Allison was using a new JPechauer carbon fiber shaft that she had received the day before the start.

Dave, Congratulations on this milestone in your life. I am a CSU Engineering Alum that was gone before you started (BS EE, 1973) and I am now ten years into retirement. It is good to hear about Ft. Collins. Retirement allows you to direct your efforts and time where you want them to go...