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The Original Ray Schuler Merry widow pool cue is a two-piece cue manufactured in the United States. It is associated with the Schuler brand and is designed for use in billiards. Rare hard-to-find Schuler pool cue. reprinted from All About Pool June 1998, expanded and updated By Stephen Mayhew...

Super Rare McDermott MR-3 or sometimes known as the A-3 from McDermott's first line of cues. Rosewood forearm, butt sleeve with series of small rosewood squares and rosewood and pearlized gold plastic rings with matching plastic rings at joint. Brown Irish linen wrap. Rock Hard Maple Shaft, Pro...

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Can anyone identify this cue? Someone said it might be a Joss West but there are no markings.

anyone? he's motivated to sell.

Selling for a friend. It is a Predator 2K-1 first edition. Comes with original 314 shaft and a Revo 12.9 shaft and a Predator 2x4 case. Make me an offer.

really nice cue..

makes perfect sense now. thanks for that explanation.

Still never found the brackets for ANY of the Derby City Classic events. Why are they so secretive about this?

Were the brackets for these events posted anywhere?

Had a customer ask this question today and don't know the answer: I am looking for a cue stick that has a Marine Corps emblem on the butt piece and has Semper Fi on the shaft. It is a present a retired Marine. Do you know where I can find one or who made it. When I do see them for sale online...

I think Portland Oregon.

Bump. Anyone?

Had anyone heard of Eddie Chastain cues? I can't seem to find info on him or his cues. Are they all custom? What price range? Are they any good? Are there markings on his cues or signature?

Selling my Mike Gulyassy Sledgehammer Jump/Break cue as i never used it. I bought it about 15 years ago from the original owner and put it away. It has a phenolic tip and a unique red stained birds-eye maple forearm (haven't seen another one like it). It has 2 small dings that were there when...

I must know some of you on here. I'm 10 years late hearing the news about my old friend Eddie. Ed taught me real pool when I owned Greenwich Billiards in Rhode island. He taught me the jump shot, masses, and cue ball control. He was at my place almost every day. We also used to hang out at...

i think i identified it as a 'Pro 8 foot semi-commercial' from the 70's. It's just missing part of the legs.

Can someone help me identify this table. I think it's from the 70's??

Does anyone know what make these cues are? Came from an old uncle that passed away.

how would you go about doing this?