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Germany? Is that where you all played that year?

Yep, I’ve been playing since the late 1950s. Btw, I still have the Guiseppe red, white and blue case with your name on top! Will

This is exactly why we all play (and love) the game. Well said. Will Prout

Joe Porper was talented in many, many ways and made a lasting mark in our genre. Nice case, excellent tooling. Will Prout

Clean looking cue, Don! I know you will like it. Will Prout

I almost said my son was shooting.

I'm wearing a charcoal suit. I had a moustache back then.

I bought the cue in your link new, I believe in 1825. I was just a kid then, in my youth. I started my cue collecting in about 1828, and still have one. Got it from a French Prince. A one-piecer, the shaft section is as big as a broom and so crooked I can shoot around corners with it. Sure is...

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Sounds like you’re hanging out in the wrong places.

Cody Cash, Shelby Williams, Josh Treadway (far right)

Man, it’s great to have you posting again! A genuine AZB asset. Many people who have very good knowledge from toiling years in our genre will never write a book to capture their learning. Here you can dribble it out over time and really, really make a lasting contribution. By the way, I agree...

Irving Crane’s 150 and out. On YouTube. Will Prout

I have one with the window buttsleeve. Will Prout

Nopit ain’t.

Rusty Melton has retired. You are absolutely correct, a top flight case maker, and an outstanding gentleman. Manwon, great to see you posting again! You were sorely missed! Will Prout

I saw Cole at Derby when he last played there. He still shot great and was playing with this cue. He offered the cue to me as a sale but I passed, I had a couple of big things going. Nice cue. Will Prout

Yep, they’re stacked. Will Prout

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RECORD! First use of miscegenated on AZB! Will Prout