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I think that was Joe Porpers attempt at producing a ball polisher.

About 50 years ago I was coming off a drilling rig out in the middle of nowhere TX and went into the local town and found a Mexican pool hall on Main Street. Got a set of balls and went to a table in the middle of the room and started practicing. Just a few minutes later one of the locals came...

Hadn't played one-hole in 20 years.....might have to make this trip.

There are no side pocket castings on that table....could be a 9 foot cut down to 8 foot or smaller size.

Brunswick Century....commercial duty table....used in many pool rooms. As far as value, it just depends on your local market. I have given some away, and sold some for up to 1500.

Luv ya JB....hope you and Karen are having a great time.

OMG....please not another Lou and John show. This post was about JB going off, not about Lou and John. Someone said they have been waiting 6 years for a case....pffffffftttt….I have been waiting 20 years for my Texas Express case.

I think Duane is right....JW was a copy of Ernie's work. 2k price is about right for the JW 500 is just a bit low for the JOSS...maybe in the 6-7 hundo range is still a decent deal.

I am computer illiterate, so I had my wife paypal 52.70 for 10 soft and 10 medium Ivory ultraskins. Hope this works.

Original McD ferrules were a paper based material and were 3/8-10 threads. If they go very hot or wet they would separate from the base and leave a gap. The threads were only at the top of the tenon. I replaced untold number over the years and tried to buy a barrel of them when they changed...

Hey ya old cue fixer....hope things are great out west...Robin Adair.

The McDermott Travel cue is a bargain. It is also quite stiff and jumps really well.

Bob's Shrager cue is truly one the nicest I have ever laid eyes on. Deano is offering up a bargain and no one has jumped on it yet.

He ran out the finals against Lizard using a Maple stained D-23 McDermott Rose cue.

Ball return tables are for Yankees.

The cue on the left is a Chinese copy of a Japanese cue.

Thanks for posting this.....a long lost art that still survives.

Where are they located? thanks

That is Bill....I forgot about his venture into poker....

I was the tournament director for the Twains event. At the time Bill Blanda was living in Atlanta. Few years later he showed up at my last event in Houston and finished second to Cliff Joyner. He told me that he had moved to Houston for his job. He may still live there, but hasn't been...