Fathers mn.fats collection f/s or f/t cue

[obe1]

500 DOLLARS OR TRADE FOR QUALITY CUE SHIPPED UPS SIG. REQUIRED
PM ME WITH OFFERS PLEASE.

FAT’S SIGNED AND FRAMED 11in TALL 8in WIDE B&W PRINT PHOTO FROM EARLY 60’ INSPECTING BRUNSWICK CUES (GOOD PIC OF CUES ON TABLE) AT BRUNSWICK CORPORATE BOARD ROOM. I AM TOLD THAT THIS A PHOTO PRINT BY HAMBONE THANK YOU...

FATS “YOU’VE BEEN HUSTLED” BUSINESS CARD 60’S ( I HAD IT LAMINATED WHEN I HAD BASEBALL CARDS IN THE 80’S) IF YOU WERE LUCKY ENOUGH TO PLAY HIM YOU MAYBE GOT ONE.

FATS 1966 ORIG HARD COVER BOOK. REALLY HARD TO FIND HARD COVER FIRST EDITION 3rd PRINT
BANK SHOTS AND OTHER GREAT ROBBERY…MINT

FATS BOOK 1965 FIRST EDITION FIRST PRINT BOOK OF BILLIARDS

FATS BOOK 1968 2ND PRINT ON POOL …..BOTH GREAT IN CONDITION.


FATS… 1978 ROLLING STONE INTERVIEW. REALLY A GOOD READ AND RARE.

THANK YOU FOR LOOKING...RICHARD

 

[Hambone]

OBE1, I'm not sure if you know or not but the 11x8 signed photo is a
print. It was not hand signed.

 

[obe1]

OBE1, I'm not sure if you know or not but the 11x8 signed photo is a
print. It was not hand signed.

I changed the wording ..Thank You Hambone

 

[rodcar]

Side Story!

Just a little story Steve Mizerak told me when I met him at his room near Palm Beach. Some how Fats name came up and Steve mentioned Fats never signed his own autograph but used a rubber stamp. When I asked why he did this Steve replied " I don't think he new how to write his own name". Actual signatures are indeed quite rare. A friend of mine actually got the rubber stamp treatment when asking for his autograph. True story!

 

[obe1]

Thats what happened to me . I got to play him on my birthday.My Father was a drinking buddy of his so i got to have a little play time after he did his thing for a very small crowd at Minnehaha lanes in ST Paul OCT.1963 . I asked for his autograph and my old man laughed and said he has a trunk full just wait. Sure enough out come the rubber stamp and badda bing "

Heres your autograph kid.

"he says to me and gave me hand full of his you have been hustled cards. What do i do with them? Put on my bikes spokes with clothes pins ok course. What a idiot i was.

Just a little story Steve Mizerak told me when I met him at his room near Palm Beach. Some how Fats name came up and Steve mentioned Fats never signed his own autograph but used a rubber stamp. When I asked why he did this Steve replied " I don't think he new how to write his own name". Actual signatures are indeed quite rare. A friend of mine actually got the rubber stamp treatment when asking for his autograph. True story!