Any one have pics of "Celtic Prince" by Thomas Wayne???
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Here's another similar thread. I'd like to see some nice pics too. You think there would be pics of that thing all over...:scratchhead:
Here's another similar thread. I'd like to see some nice pics too. You think there would be pics of that thing all over...:scratchhead:
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Well it's not the Celtic Prince...
butt it IS a pretty spectacular Celtic design by TW...
This is probably my favorite cue butt design of all time, such a beauty, wish there was a pictures of the whole cue floating around. I'll bet this cue is a beast.
Thomas Wayne's Tree of Life...
butt it IS a pretty spectacular Celtic design by TW...
This is probably my favorite cue butt design of all time, such a beauty, wish there was a pictures of the whole cue floating around. I'll bet this cue is a beast.
Thomas Wayne's Tree of Life...
That right there is what I call art. You did a mighty fine job on this one.
Thank you. It's one of my favorites too. The Cocobolo in that cue is from a bunch I bought from a down-sizing knifemaker and it's some of the most vivid crotch-burl I've ever seen. I still have a large stack of the stuff, but it's all 4/4 skip-planed (~ 1" thick), so I have to use it in panels rather than round. Also makes killer V-points...
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Great playing cues, too
Great works of art and things of beauty are what Thomas Wayne seems to be known for. That reputation is well earned as you can see by the above cues shown and the countless others he's made in his career. To say he is a 'Master Cue Maker' is an understatement.
The thing that I didn't know was how well a TW cue played until I bought my 1st TW a month and 1/2 ago. The cue below plays as good or better than any cue I've ever had in my hand and I'm not just blowing smoke.
Hope this is not a slight thread derailment, but I just wanted to say they not only look great they play great, too. I love this 16 point TW Northwest Series cue, it's hard to put down.
Sorry if I side tracked your thread, Jerry
Great works of art and things of beauty are what Thomas Wayne seems to be known for. That reputation is well earned as you can see by the above cues shown and the countless others he's made in his career. To say he is a 'Master Cue Maker' is an understatement.
The thing that I didn't know was how well a TW cue played until I bought my 1st TW a month and 1/2 ago. The cue below plays as good or better than any cue I've ever had in my hand and I'm not just blowing smoke.
Hope this is not a slight thread derailment, but I just wanted to say they not only look great they play great, too. I love this 16 point TW Northwest Series cue, it's hard to put down.
Sorry if I side tracked your thread, Jerry