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Phil Eastwood just completed the War Eagle case, and I am pleased beyond words. His work is Trailblazer status and elevates the work of other high achieving case makers around the world. The more you examine one of his cases, the more you find. Just look at the leather eagle claws on the hood...

First-time Mosconi Cup players could also be a consideration, if only minor. Will

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Nice looking cue. Will Prout

The Goldmine section is working for me; I can open and read old Billiard News (lots of’em). Will Prout

I’ve got one of his cues with his signature and a blue rubber wrap. WP

A Real Beauty of a cue cap set! Hope all is well. Will Prout

If owning a poolroom and being able to play all day on table #1 so you could run the register was easy, there’d be a poolroom on every corner.

Alton Takata is clearly the joint cap Master! Here are a few of mine. I have a lot more. His caps really take each cue to a higher level. Will Prout

A friend of mine owns the cue. By the way, I’ve got a cue or two that move up the scale. Fatboy has 8-10 up a bit as well. Will Prout

JAM, sometimes I think you have a picture of every pool player you’ve ever seen. Amazing! Seriously, you should consider making a hard cover coffee table book. Players and rooms! I think you’d have a best seller! Will Prout

We all know that things turn out the best for those who make the best of the way things turn out. Will Prout

Main Forum or Non-Pool Related?

Got some Cole Dickson goin’?

And a lot more cues.

At a minimum, 1. Take it out and roll it. 2. Inspect for flaws. 3. Make sure it is exactly the cue you purchased. 4. Give it a few test hits to make sure no rattles, pops, etc. 5. You may just fall in love with it all over again. Will Prout

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