Tulipwood and Ebony for Father's Day
- By R2PQZ
- Cue & Case Gallery
- 9 Replies
I started doing repairs in 1979. Then building in 1983. Seen a lot of Hueblers. The 211 club where I worked was a dealer for Huebler.They are like Doritos. LOL! Can't eat just one.
The values have gotten crazy these days.
Preferences vary, but I think it's hard to deny he made good cues. I think he definitely had distinctive designs.
And he definitely did it "his way" with success.
Interesting to me as well is that he was not a pool player.
More than one has said they wish they had bout a few when they were cheap.
When I was young and recently got my Joss, I remember arguing with a close friend. He said his grandfather and his dad said Huebler cues were the best. I had not even heard of Huebler. His said his grandfather had one, but I never saw it. I never even met his grandfather.
That guy later got into Meucci, and was a prominent local league player. I think he still plays with a Meucci.
I talked to him a few years ago for the first time in something like 30 years. Of course, the cues came up. Yup, we argued a little, but it was friendly. I told him I had more than a few Huebler cues and that made him feel better.![]()
His cues were always built with first class components. Never saw one with any warpage.