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You can see mine is later, with push in bumper, black butt cap, and no tulipwood rings at the joint. It actually looks like my butt cap and butt sleeve are one piece. I cannot see any division at all between them. You would think especially due to age you could detect it if it was there due...

Earlier bumper, like D series, earlier model. Later models have the push in bumper. I have one. There were a few slight variations, including the joint rings and the butt cap color. Some were made with the gray butt cap, some black iirc. If I get a minute I'll post pics of mine to compare.

Since you are putting it out internationally, I would say you need to be clear to the international audience, otherwise you may have a flaw in your data to be accounted for, and perhaps it could adversely effect your evaluation or grade. While you are here, you might want to discuss with...

A thesis is rarely required for a bachelor in psychology in the US. Most universities only require a capstone project or a senior seminar as a culminating activity, which requires less documentation and data analysis than a thesis. I have served on the thesis and dissertation challenge...

No. You might do one for undergraduate honors programs or a capstone project. Most bachelors degrees in the US do not include such a thing. Typically US bachelors are more general, teaching you how to think, not what to think. In Austria the bachelor educations are more specialized, more...

This is for his thesis. Honestly, he needs to fix that.

What he said.

If Meucci made that I'll eat my socks. No, I don't know who made it. But since you said it reminds you of a Meucci, I'll lower my offer to $45. I don't fib on cues, if I know, I will say so.

I will give $50 for it shipped and insured...if straight.

More pictures. And to post in this forum you need a price. If you want cue ID, post in the main forum.

Get in line. There is a a pecking order. You are late. ;)

Jumping a spot in line? Reported. :cool:

That is the best post this month. LOL!

Stupid rules? Reported! LOL!

These may have been made for his distribution. That could be more interesting to collectors as he was involved with distribution of Frank Paradise cues and others. It wouldn't be as valuable as a link to Wright Cue Company, but worth looking into.

Get in line. I'll offer to do a free expert evaluation of a few cues sent to me. Then you can send me a bunch of money and I will send you what I think feels right.

Frank Jarus was a Cleveland-based billiard distributor and cue designer according to my searches. Anybody confirm that info?

Do those Rambow cues have pointed pins? Do any have aluminum shaft inserts? If you release them all at once, market saturation will suppress the value. They aren't super valuable, but NIB is special for sure.

Frank Jarus?

Um. Wow. :oops: