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I have a couple "sayings" that i use at appropriate and inappropriate times. When the object ball slowly finds its way into the pocket-"Snailed it!". If the ball rattles in the jaws and goes in, then I "Flintstoned it in". When winning by virtue of a good bank shots, then I'm " Banking and...

This cue plays amazing and is my number two. Got it on an auction site about a year ago for about fifty bucks. It looks a lot like some old Rich cues i've seen. Wondering if anyone knows who made it.

Cue and case look kind of 60s or 70s. Joint looks like Dufferin but cue not really. Anyone else use that joint in the day? Would appreciate any clarification.

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There was obviously a sticker here. I thought shape pointed to Adam, but could find none with that sort of label in that size. I don't think bumper looks Adam either. Any thoughts?

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I think this may be from the 70s because three wico points. Brass shinier at moment on shaft because just had Greg Sowder fix wobble and put on a new tip. Planning on putting it up on Ebay and not sure on price. The links on viking's website for older series cues doesn't work for me. Any help...

I posted some pics of a cue i was told was an Abe Rich. I also posted it on FaceBook in "Cue Collectors Corner". Some of the resident experts told me in no uncertain term that I was mistaken. A couple people suggested Doc Fry. The butt cap looked wrong to me for a Doc Fry. Then someone posted a...

This older gentleman challenged me to a game while practicing this morning. Out of a dilapidated leather case came this beautiful Palmer. I knew right away what it was and was a little scared. He said he bought it in 1972 for a hundred bucks. He would of beat me if he could see. I could tell he...

Greg Sowder (custom cue maker) took a look at my cue and he confirmed it to be an Abe Rich. He said everything about it points to Abe. The derilin rings, length of exposed wood past shaft ring, and specific signature butt cap. The forearm appears to be an early Adams and colors are vibrant...

Advertised as D7. Custom job?

I believe this is likely an Abe Rich conversion. It appears to be in good shape. Not a fan of the red plastic. Any idea what this cues value is? I imagine its worth more to a collector than a player. Then again most collectors play. Last pic is Jaymans 1967 Viking.