Case in Color of Money

[Inf2DV]

Cue case from color of money?

It was made by a guy named McKernan in Seattle. He shot pool at Goldie's on 45th street when he made it. I thought the original edit of TCOM started with a long slow pan of the stick in an open case - I recently rerented it and the opening titles are different.*
Anyway McKernan made tube cases with all the leftovers, he sold a few in the neighborhood @$50. I should've bought 5. The leather handle is the same, velvet interior's from the same bolt, all the brass is the same, and he steamed very thin oak around PVC. The end cap is a compression fit and has the letter M inlaid. Last year a guy in Vegas recognized - he sold some of them in Tennessee back in the '80s.

 

[ElLeon]

So you're.... looking to......... buy the case used.... in the movie?

Or..... perhaps...... a knock-off?

I'm sorry for the stuttering and delays, but what is it that you are looking to accomplish with your thread? (Aside from being vague)

 

[Rverend H]

I believe he was meaning to post on the (Paul Newman) Thread.
I PM him on it thinking he was selling and then saw the other Thread.
J

 

[belvederebill1]

Cue case from color of money?

It was made by a guy named McKernan in Seattle. He shot pool at Goldie's on 45th street when he made it. I thought the original edit of TCOM started with a long slow pan of the stick in an open case - I recently rerented it and the opening titles are different.*
Anyway McKernan made tube cases with all the leftovers, he sold a few in the neighborhood @$50. I should've bought 5. The leather handle is the same, velvet interior's from the same bolt, all the brass is the same, and he steamed very thin oak around PVC. The end cap is a compression fit and has the letter M inlaid. Last year a guy in Vegas recognized - he sold some of them in Tennessee back in the '80s.

If you still want one of these you can find me at WAF Custom Cue Cases.