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Nice patina on that Tad. I bet it could tell some awesome war stories if it could talk.:grin:

Wow I'm stumped on this one. Meucci style bumper but that may not be original to the cue. Looking at the worn finish it appears to be older for sure. Cool looking cue. I'm gonna stay tuned in to see if anyone knows this one. Good luck.

Any time I see a hoppe style butt I see bumperless. Nice polished weight bolt.

Not sure about K OVER C but a K next to a C would be KC Custom cues. I believe they are imports and are all over ebay. Like this one pictured below. Hope this helps.

Need to sell this cue today. One day sale $OLD! shipped. Cue is new and custom wrapped by LP Custom Cues. Lucasi L-E50. No longer made. Specs: Lucasi L-E50 20.15oz Black textured leather wrap. Stained BEM with floating ebony points and white inlays. Ebony butt sleeve with inlays. Uni-Loc...

29,30,31 please sir. Thank you.

:killingme::killingme::killingme::killingme: That is hilarious!

Agreed!..................:thumbup:

28 not 31;)

28,29,30 please sir.

Form filled out Chris. This is a cool idea and a great way to get some feedback as well as get the product out there.:thumbup:

Here ya go. http://cgi.ebay.com/FURY-NR-SERIES-POOL-CUE-13mm-EXTRA-SHAFT-/250671423784?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a5d2e6128

If your thinking of purchasing it then I would contact Evan Clarke at Schon and verify it was converted by them. I highly doubt it was but who knows. I don't see why this was done just to add weight to the cue. Poor little schon got cut up:sorry:

A little bump for Roger. His cases are just gorgeous and so well constructed. Props to him for keeping the box case alive!

Pretty sure that's a Joe Porper case.

I think in a way this can be related to tattooing. There are the traditionals such as skulls, mermaids, pin up girls, tribals, etc. Then you have some really off the wall custom work that you have never seen before. Traditional style cues will always be there I think. Even the most basic...

Mel's Bowl in Alameda, Ca. 6 nine footers in there back in 1985. Not sure how it looks today. From there I went on to California Billiards in San Jose, Executive Billiards in Redwood City, Family Billiards in Fremont, Town & Country billiards in Berkeley, Chalkers in Emeryville, all in Ca...

I'll take it Joe.

I have exactly what you are looking for. If your still looking send me a pm and I'll send Pics.

This is aimed at the cue makers out there. I am not one but do perform services to customers in a different field. I am curious as to how you handle difficult impatient customers. You know the ones. When is my cue going to be done? Can I get more pics of the build? I want to change...