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I've always thought that there should be a thread on this subject as sometimes listings are too funny not to share. I'll start it off with this "unicorn" https://www.ebay.com/itm/334875049744?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

top notch 🤣😂

An early Brunswick Eisenmeister cue with the wrap fully intact!!!

I always hunt for interesting Titlist conversions, here are a few that could be special or could be run of the mill.

It's been almost 20 years since the last edition and there are countless new makers that were either up and coming or relatively unknown at the time of the 3rd edition printing. I'm aware that often times the investment of energy hasn't always turned out to be lucrative however for the sake of...

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Has anyone ever seen a 5 veneer Joss? I've looked everywhere I can and cannot seem to find one but a cue that I have has 5. Ebony points, maple/green/green/orange/black. I had pondered the possibility of it being a Spain forearm as he was one who used 5 veneers but haven't seen another.

Let me begin by saying that I love a good story and am infatuated with history and lore. This particular section of the biography of Gus Szamboti written in the 3rd edition blue book of pool cues has always fascinated me. The story of the broken cue is legendary as it's one that gives us a bit...

Anyone with experience recognize the maker?

Not a signature but a piece of green thread intentionally tied to the butt under the wrap. What could it possibly signify?

Here is an interesting cue: 4 ebony points, wico veneer, butt is ebony with mother of pearl and ebony rings(yes the thin rings are indeed ebony). Extremely well crafted cue with a very unique feel. I have my thoughts about who made the cue, what are your thoughts?

I found this today, by far one of the most elaborate scorekeepers I've ever seen. It has dials for each player to 100, buttons you push with your cue to add 1-8 points depending on which button you push, a timer of sorts as well as a game counter. It appears to be cast iron and is extremely...

Who built the first one? Szamboti? Black? And by box cue I'm referring to the forearm

So I bought this cue which I assumed was a really rough Adam gb-7 as it looks just like it, but when it got here I scratched my head a bit. First thing the buttcap was too short, the bumper was wrong, and the weight bolt looked wrong. The cue actually looks a lot older than a gb-7 (even the...

I have a couple of old cues that have what appears to be a linen material ferrules. Have you guys seen this before and if so where?

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In the case of signed and unsigned work from classic makers (and by signed I'm referring to cues like Palmer, rambow, joss, ect where they are script to an individual as well as cues from makers that have no markings vs a logo being present) how does that affect the value? Obviously there are...

Finally managed to take a group pic! Gus Adams is probably the rarest as I only know of one other that has been documented!

I got two cues that are full splice that have completely delaminated, I do not have the spliced handles, just the forearms and both cues are straight. I'm wondering if they can have a new handle spliced with veneers or if I'm going to have to remove the splice and joint a new handle?

Got it covered, guys pretty excited about my table too :)