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Collectors are not really in it for investment per se however they do know the value they have. I wouldn't say its mostly players that buy for investment though.

If you get caught wear iron gloves and move out of town.

Jesus was a wood worker so he could make one heck of a cue I suspect.

I see this type of stuff everywhere so to me I wouldnt care I'd still play there. I believe as I do and don't really care what anyone else thinks about it. There's an old saying paralysis by analysis. This is what we get when we start digging into everyone else's standpoint/viewpoint and then...

You had me at skip.

As noted earlier the mr clean sponge works great. Leaves the shaft looking almost new and super smooth.

Thanks for the info guys, I thought the pin was correct, the bumper had me questioning but now I'm sure it is a 70's Adam.

I suspect this is an adams but maybe others have more insight and other info. Thanks guys.

That's cool. He is a very smart man.

No easy fix if it is cross threaded, will need professional help. How are the threads on that pin?

The thing is so many of us old guys lived some of that and can relate. Cheesy dialog and plot holes aside. I miss the days of doing the chicago run.

I would say it's all about attention to detail that elevates to custom made, even in a custom makers "series" the level of detail usually exceeds factory manufacture.

However now it's BOATT break out another ten thousand.

So he's been here since 1961? 😁

Looks great. Love the brown linen, old school look.

I'm not sure but I hope Neil Young will remember that southern man don't need him around anyhow.

Sold thanks AZB and J

You should be able to leave them in a temperature controlled home closet indefinitely in an upright position. In a case would be best.

This is very subjective. See if the seller wants to work with you and go from there.

The answer to all is yes. Yes I'll play a new cue, yes I'll collect it.