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Wanted - Palmer Cues - Dead, Alive, or barely breathing. I am a collector not a dealer, an end-user looking for cues from the first, second, and third catalogs. I will consider anything from perfect original to banged-up user to broken/damaged for parts. If you have a damaged Palmer, please...

Ray, Would love to see some progress pics!

From that small operation, the owner's daughter created The Recreation Showroom which sold anything and everything for a man cave/family room/finished basement. In their heyday, they had locations in Orange and Danbury. They went out of business, maybe went bankrupt, I don't really know, but...

If you are looking for a value, there i one on eBay right now.

Observations: First and foremost, incredible work. First class. You should be very proud. Second, the cost of a table can be inconsequential and parallels the saying "There's no such thing as a free horse." Third, your itemized list of expenses, which doesn't even include your own labor which...

Beautiful job. Love the light too.

You’re welcome. I’m sure you’ll be very happy. Joe makes a quality product and is a nice guy to do business with.

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As Always Alton, Beautiful work. Nothing but the best.

I also bought my first Palmer from a pool hall, as many people did and as some do today, but that scenario differs from what we today know as cue dealers.

There were cue dealers in 1970?

Nice Work You should be very proud.

That you will.

Palmer Model 2 Keep in touch with cue dealers and watch the online sales groups and forums. Several Model 2s came-up for sale in the last couple of years. Attached is a pic of my Model H and Model 2. Chris Tate sold me the Model 2 for $500, or some multiple thereof, a couple of years ago.

The subject of these Palmer USA cues was discussed in the Palmer Group on Facebook when they first appeared over a year ago at Derby City. It is well known that Palmer sold the name after they ceased operations. A fellow by the name of Billy Purcell claims to own those rights and it is he who...

I would not only second these comments but I would add that a basic Schmelke is a cue that you will suit you during and after you hone your playing skills. EDIT Grammar

I could but you are either woefully uninformed or trolling. I suggest that at a minimum, you do some basic research, from billiards sources as opposed to Wikipedia, and preferably outside of the internet. Your statements that respected vintage cuemakers were buying premade butts is completely...

"I'm a historian of the players, not equipment, ..." Obviously.

Will, My sincere condolences to you and your family.

I sent you a private message