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What base was used for your mix? Was it Duration?

Gold Crown I - 9’ - $2,500 - Table is complete and has been well-cared for. Color is the original Tangerine and has never been repainted or refinished. Still has the original cushions which are in good condition. Three piece original pinned slates. Rare plastic skirts are included. If you are...

Gold Crown I - 9’ - SOLD, but see my other Gold Crown listing Table is assembled and used daily. Cushions are good. Table was most likely from a pool hall as it has it's cosmetic imperfections. I bought the table around 1995 and had it professionally setup by a Brunswick dealer in 1998. My...

Gold Crown I - 4 1/2' x 9' - Located in Central Connecticut - $2,000 If you are not familiar with these tables, the Gold Crown is one of the best commercial pool tables and the Model 1 is arguably the finest of the series. Gold Crowns have been the standard tables in pool halls for more than 50...

It’s common knowledge that Palmer was sourcing blanks from Adam during production of the Third Catalog cues. It would benefit the discussion if you would post close-ups of the forearm and veneers of this cue.

Good advice here.

One of my regular players is a one-piece Dymondwood cue. It is technically an unknown although I suspect it may have been made in the 1990s by Michael Givens aka Michaelangelo Cues. It is heavy but well balanced making it a nice player. I use it often.

I'll just let the pictures speak

The best cue is the one that feels good and plays well for you. If it's in nice condition, offer $75 and enjoy.

If you still like your Heubler you should consider refinishing yours or buying another vintage Heubler. Many quality vintage cues had be had at reasonable prices. I have vintage cues refinished regularly and generally speaking it's a simple straightforward process.

Thanks. My primary focus is on the earlier cues from the mid-seventies and earlier. Your cue came a bit later.

Lord Brunswick was a model, the top of this "line" which consisted of three models Brunswick Custom - basically a Second Catalog Model B/House cue conversion Brunswick Original - blasically a Second Catalog Model E/Titlist Lord Brunswick - inlays with Szamboti style forearms

The cues on either end are Lord Brunswicks.

The Brunswick Cues Made by Palmer -

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...

The foil you need in your cue should be as wide as the space between the decorative tape.

For the record, the foil in the early cues is wider than those from the Second Catalog onward as is the font used to emboss them.. In addition to the foil, your cue should have this strips of decorative tape on either side of the wide foil.

RICH Q - Starfire Jet Your cue is a RICH Q - Starfire Jet.made by the RICH CUE Corporation Sol Rich.

Hardly. Ex. Dave Sutton built a cue from a John Davis blank.

First Catalog - Model 2 The Model 2 is a beautiful and unique Palmer. They do come-up for sale and there were two on the market this past year. Watch the usual forums, Facebook groups and local listings such as Craigslist, OfferUp, LetGo, etc. and contact and keep in touch with the cue dealers...