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From what I understand the one I have is the only Mosconi Bushka tribute built by any maker using all period correct phenolic and acrylic materials

For details about the cue you'd have to talk to Joe VB or Mark K.... as for how many blanks were left in George's shop that could have been finished, I'm not exactly sure, but I'd guess a few may never be used to complete a cue. The other one Joe and Mark have, which was the last complete butt...

"Most elaborate cues" from a certain maker are awesome and I've always been a huge fan of "more is better"..for me. 😉 But in this case, the more elaborate cues out of the Tascarella shop may not always be the most desirable and I know you are on a similar page..... You've had more than a few of...

No he didn't travel to me. I had nothing to due with his new cue. He just received it from the Tascarella shop.... Yes I still have the first one.

Here's Bobby's Original one he had built using all original period correct materials including the all acrylic sleeve...

Aluminum buttcap bushing....

Awesome cue Troy! The modern Rambow ;)

Love it! ....Here's mine. Great case builder!!

Adding one more to the list.. 😆.. Not necessarily because of this cue though..😎

Sometimes it's hard, to........ Yeah well I think I've said enough 😉

Nice Box Marcus 🤘

FYI, "cuesblues" (Ted Brown) made it possible for me to have this cue AND "gifted" me the case to match from the collection of the late Don Shurman. TY my friend!

Been told it's Smithsonian worthy... Regardless I think it's a great pair

Started a thread about this cue but thought it belonged here too. Early fancy cue from David K.

Something you don't see every day. A fancy Kersenbrock. I think the Fellini matches it pretty well too :)

"One Ton Man" cue...

Trying to talk to them about a couple cues I worked on... Thanks

I'd normally just scroll past comment's like this and pass it off as ignorance but you said it as more matter of fact so that shows me you just don't know anything about his work, and/or just don't know what you're looking at... As for creating designs that could be made "just as sweet" by any...

Top cues, as always. Only time when sharing BS is acceptable 😁

Don lived for cues. He knew his stuff. I'm sure that kept him up many nights but I'm sure he loved every minute regardless. Those who had the pleasure of talking with him on a regular basis realized his knowledge and his funny wit. His passing is a huge loss to the pool community. I'm sure he's...