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thisisAmesmister.com is a new website I created for all you cue stick junkies - lots of great photos - not much reading.

It's a work in progress - check back often for updates.

Give me your opinions and suggestions.
 
Bill Schick

Don't forget about some Bill Schick photos. There may be others that I'm missing, but Bill was the first one that popped into my public school educated feeble brain. hahaha.
 
nice find....I am thinking of having a cue made that is modeled after one of the older Blue Grass cues
 
s'portplayer said:
Don't forget about some Bill Schick photos. There may be others that I'm missing, but Bill was the first one that popped into my public school educated feeble brain. hahaha.
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I'll keep adding cuemakers and other content, this is a start.
 
Dick Hooked Me Up With Some Great ''rambo's'' And Helped Me Tremedously When I Was Coming Up..........

Thanks Dick !!! [ Still Got 'em All And Love That ''ricco'' },,,,,,,,,,
 
Paradise/Balabushka connection

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canwin said:
I'm really interested to know who G. Balabushka learned his trade from. I've heard rumors George and Frank Paradise shared info./knowledge. It seems plausible as they were the current graets of their time and lived in the same locale. Can anyone expound on this? It would be very interesting to here. :D
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Well the legend is that Balabushka considered any cue made by Paradise to be "votten vood", in Hungarian thats rotten wood. Balabushka was an established wood craftsman that liked pool. He knew he could build better than Rambow or Paradise.. I think he did OK. ;)

JV
 
Beautiful . . .

Great Idea . . . are you taking .jpeg contributions?
 

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