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The next question it asked was if I wanted to know the hallucinations about the balls...the most obvious thing. I didn't pursue it. I figure the strikingly rugged handsomeness of the dude shooting pool should be enough to distract from all the garbage anyway. The dude on the right, and the...

Great question. I haven't got a clue. So, I asked AI: AI: The creature peering out from under the center of the pool table appears to be a grizzly bear (or a similar large predatory animal, like a werewolf or monster). Because this image is AI-generated, generators frequently create...

You need a better hobby. Go scroll eBay for cues.

Not a single one of them ever hit with my Joss. 😉

Blue chalk tastes better, especially the 2005 vintage. 😉

Better?

1980's Gandy Industries catalog cover. Cover was punched with holes, repaired using AI. Catalog pages with specs, no cues in this one. I figure Gandy pool table table fans might like this.

How about this?

Hence the wink. And also the fact that none of what you said it looked like correlated at all with the picture originally provided. 😉

The pics are close-up. I don't doubt it does not look so bad from farther away, but it definitely is damaged. A refinish might risk the F logo, which would destroy the value from that perspective.

So, I went to the pool hall in the early afternoon yesterday. Several people playing/practicing. They all had CF cues and used gloves. There were some guys at a table, seemed to be league players. One of them had the CF cues, glove, and even a pool shirt. Looked like he was going to enter...

If you have a Frey cue with a damaged finish for $20 I will buy it, and I will give you $50. ;)

It looks like that in the first photo. My guess is it was in a case with tight tubes and the tube liner adhesive reacted with the finish. I've seen it happen just like this. The seller posted very detailed photos, but as you point out does not comment. In any case their price is too strong...

It's just finish damage. Maybe from a cheap case, hard to say.

Regarding National Tournament Cue: There are numerous sources here on AZB and other sites, including the Blue Book, that erroneously attribute a "National" logo to US made cues. I will clarify that here. The logo pictured is on cues made in Taiwan by Kao Kao. The "N" logo cues were also...

Bumping this classic thread for and update. Over the last few years, I’ve been digging deep into the archives to piece together the complete, accurate timeline of the Chicago-to-Macon manufacturing pipeline. To keep all the documentation, catalog scans, and forensic breakdowns organized in one...

Chad Smith?