Some Terry Stonier cues

Kdraper

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These are two of the cue's Terry Stonier made for me in the early 90's. All ivory, butt, joint and ferrule.
 

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galipeau

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I worked at the jointed cue and knew one or two players who had these cues. Not common at all. These look very nice.

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Kdraper

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Thanks, the first cue he made for me was just like the linen wrap one. I worked for him at the Fulton Ave place for awhile in 69-70 when I was at Beale AFB. That one was stolen. So when I moved back to NorCal in the 80's I had him make these.
 

Kdraper

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They play better than I can shoot :smile: Terry would spend weeks going thru
blanks of birds eye maple and wouldn't make it unless he knew it would show
well. A real artisan.
 

Piercecustmcues

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Terry's cues play amazing :))) I was fortunate another to get a lot of his BEM stock a few yrs back from his son David and I've only built cue out of it for Sacramento locals and for David on stoniers memorial turnys... Thanks for sharing Jim
 

Kdraper

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CaPoolfan, can you remember about what year Terry made these for me?
The older I get the harder it is for me to remember specifics.
I like the way the cues feel. That being said, they are just about
the only cues I ever owned. My brother and I bought some one
piece brunswick snooker cues and other than the cue that was stolen,
that's all I've ever shot with. So I really don't have anything to compare
them with. They are way better than house cues :)
 

CaPoolFan

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92-94

I'm almost sure it was between 92-94. I just love these cues. I remember watching Terry turn these shafts by hand. He also used a Satin finish. Beautiful cues my friend.
Angel
 

galipeau

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I'm almost sure it was between 92-94. I just love these cues. I remember watching Terry turn these shafts by hand. He also used a Satin finish. Beautiful cues my friend.
Angel

I have some of those shaft blanks. And yes, it certainly looks like they were turned by hand.
 

galipeau

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These are two of the cue's Terry Stonier made for me in the early 90's. All ivory, butt, joint and ferrule.

Hey Kent,

I sent you a PM. Looking to sell my four point Stonier and want to know if we can work out a trade for one of your cues. I lost your number, call me.
 
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