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1. About a 1/16 inch leaves the table at the joint when rolled. Both shafts are dead straight when rolled separately. 2. The cue is a Spitz cue which I purchased from " New 2 You Cues" round about 2008. To me personally, I like the cue. Nice looking woods together. It is sixth from the left in...

I don't like unsolicited advice either. Just play your game and let me play mine.

I have a cue butt that is a plain Jane zebra wood with a rosewood handle that has a slight warp. I take good care of my cues and store them properly. I have many customs and all others are still straight as new. I'm thinking the cue maker maybe should have cored the cue since the woods used are...

Nice! Very unique.

Beautiful stick.

My son used to have friends over to play pool in his late teens and inevitably there would be post party issues. Once, even a broken basement window in the dead of Chicago winter. However, life goes on and today, in his 30s, he is an avid pool player. I say let them play, come what may...

Thanks all for comments. Burton Spain it is. Any idea on value? It is well played, but straight as anarrow.

Probably the only negative at Cafe Billiards is no billiard tables, only pocket billiards.

Also, the OP might want to try Cafe Billiards on Irving Park Road, just east of Austin Av. Good room. Also lots of pinball machines.

Northwest side is tame. I live there.

How much for the Sly?

Anyone have idea of the value?

I thought so too, as another friend of mine has a similar one, but different color rings and white joint and butt sleeves. Both cues were purchased in Chicago (Niles actually) at the Corner Pocket. $50 each. Circa 1980.

Can anyone help ID this cue?

Thanks.

Kind of looks Meucci-ish, except for the pin.

Do Hueblers have the pin in the shaft?

Can anyone here identify this cue maker?

I've had one of his cues for over 10 years. Still arrow straight and plays great.

Maybe it's the crocks. Just kidding. Nice cue. Should def sell for $800.