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Janette Lee quickly called the police when her gardener didn't come back after lunch.:grin-square:

WOW, I Googled Keyra Augustina and then looked at all the images and some of them are way better then the one you got up Marcus. Oh yeah, nice cue too.

Wow !!! This has been one great read and I think all you guys deserve good reps! So what I have gathered now after all this back and forth is that Burton Spain, just like HE wrote in HIS book, did sell blanks to Frank Paradise. I looked at a Paradise last year and it had five veneers, so can I...

Years ago Jerry Franklin had told me that wood was called eppy or something like that.

How does the thickness of the slate make the table faster ? I've known about the humidity thing since I started playing fifty years ago. Humidity also effects the chalk and its properties.

What! Hey Dan, We have played billiards in America for over a hundred years without heated tables and the maximum number of cushions a player could hit has always been about twice the amount you could hit. Six and seven rail shots are very common in three cushion. The table you played on may...

The Deacon Irving Crane was a Cadillac salesman.

original That's a nice original cue. Do you think he has made 50 cues since the sixties ? I would really like to see more of them on this forum.

Wow WOW and WOW again. That cue belongs in a museum. I would be too afraid to hit balls with it. What kind of wood is that in the forearm ?

No, it means it has three hundred and fourteen times more glue than a real shaft.:D

Mine skipped a generation. My Grandparents played pretty good from what I've been told. My Dad can't even make a bridge although both my parents were terrific bowlers. I, of course can play pool and bowl but my Dad could still physically kick my azz if I let him catch me. I think being in the...

Thats very nice. I've seen a pool table made of teak that looked good too.

nice "Dealer takes two". That's really good work and it's going to look great!

Great info and pictures, you guys got some nice stuff and deserve a lot of credit for sharing it to educate the public. Will you be doing this for Szamboti, Rambo, Paradise, ect, ect, or because Mark is considered the Balabushka guy the website will stay focused on George Balabushka cues?

my 2 cents I think on the break shot and many other force shots the cue ball is airborn and off the cloth so the friction that normally controls the ball's RPM is not a factor. The cue ball is like a flywheel spinning and while in the air, there is almost no friction to slow it down.

John Irvolino (R.I.P) Sammy Guzman (R.I.P) I never got to see these guys play but some top players have said they were great players and game makers as teenagers.

I thought you had to call the ball in snooker but any pocket was ok.

I've never seen either one of them in person but the shots Miguel Torres makes are really "AMAZING"

Ginacue I'm pretty sure Ernie of Ginacue was trying to sell his ivory masterpiece for a few thousand dollars back in the sixties. FORTY YEARS AGO!:eek:

copies I bought an old Tad years ago that everybody was willing to bet was a Balabushka until I unscrewed the shaft and they saw the joint screw.