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Two Mike Fedunka house cue conversions expertly restored recently by HOF cue maker Paul F. Drexler.

Purchased from a gentleman that bought the cue directly from Evo Galli. I believe Evo's brother, Leo, was a known cue maker.

So sorry. Thank you for informing me.

Found your post searching for "Galli cue" as I have an opportunity to purchase one. Can you share any information about him and/or his cues? Thank you!

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/207379_collection-of-palmer-pool-cue-sticks-and-cases/ Auction starts at noon on Friday, July 9

Sale is this coming Friday... July 9th

It is, but the opening bids were determined with that in mind.

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/207379_collection-of-palmer-pool-cue-sticks-and-cases/

Frank Paradise began making cues in 1948 and made them until his death in 1968.

10 year anniversary of Abe's passing - tomorrow, 11/25/18 Wishing I had met the man. Seems like quite the character and an incredible life's story.

Tomorrow, 11/25/18: Ten year anniversary of Abe's passing Wish I had met the man. His cues seem to tell us a lot about him. I have enjoyed seeing the great photos and reading the historical data here. Thank you.

Big money (to both the owners and professionals) is in the spectator sports where attendees pay significant sums to watch it live... from as far away as 400 feet. That cannot occur with pool and that's part of the problem.

Quick question... the photo of the 'flyer' on Classic Cues' site has a dated price list from May 1966 showing cue models A - H. How does that reconcile with the so-called "first catalog" which was alleged to have been produced in 1965? Just curious. Oh, and this model F or model 3 example is...

Can't seem to post photos Went on three times and posted photos - they only show up on a 'private'?? page and not on the group thread. I clearly have no idea what I'm doing. ;-)

Photos after Proficient Billiards refinish

Photos after Proficient Billiards refinish

Photos

"after" photos

Ps: 5/16 - 14 so, per previous C. Tate posts, very early... c. 1964. Will post photos.