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Posted on "Q" Protectors
HI, I'm back at it...needing some of the ebony w/ivory diamond JP's for a 5/16x18 joint. Let me know when you can do some? Call me at: 1-800-710-2832 toll-free as I also have a need for other "fancy" JP's THANKS and Merry Christmas !
Wayne Nance
Wayne Nance
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Posted on Treadway Cues
I bought ones of your cues from Eraj Custom Cues and I'm more than please with the beauty and playability of the cue. Will definitely get another one and will get it completely customized. Thanks for putting out such beauties, best wishes to you and have a Merry Christmas!
Sporting Life:
http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/article/2/9606017/soccer-saturday-super-6-winner-second-player-of-the-season-predicts-six-correct-scores-in-the-premier-league
http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/article/465/9605006/horse-racing-163-10-000-sporting-life-pick-6-game-won-on-tie-breaker
Talking about records the Sporting Life's free football and horse racing bets seldom get won but today both were won by some lucky punters somewhere .
http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/article/2/9606017/soccer-saturday-super-6-winner-second-player-of-the-season-predicts-six-correct-scores-in-the-premier-league
http://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/article/465/9605006/horse-racing-163-10-000-sporting-life-pick-6-game-won-on-tie-breaker
Talking about records the Sporting Life's free football and horse racing bets seldom get won but today both were won by some lucky punters somewhere .
Thank you for the info! Have you seen, or have any idea, if there is an old brochure still around? Also, what kind of value do they have(if any)?
Thanks again,
Don
Thanks again,
Don
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Posted on 2v12
John, 1st Merry Christmas and the best to you and yours for the coming New Year ! 2nd, I haven't heard from you in too long. I have a customer that wants a Szamboti cue. I don't know what he is willing to spend, but he has been a good customer buying high end production cues (a least a 1/2 dozen). 3rd, you probably know that Richard Henderson, owner of Breaker's died. Tanya is now in charge and Breaker's will be moving, perhaps somewhere else in the complex (now that Walmart Grocery store space is being prepared). I have been going in there, not frequently, for around a year, playing league. Let me know via phone when you get this at: 1-336-337-3635. Thanks and have a Merry Christmas !
Wayne Nance
Wayne Nance
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Posted on Chucklez65
Hi, I just had a quick question. I was trying to post something in the for sale section and it said I was not allowed. Can you fix this for me please? My user name is jerrod24. If you need to talk to me either call me at 5155703770 or send me a message. Thanks
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Posted on the2yoots
Hey Howie. If this is the Howie I know, then I think you were there the first night I filmed these guys with Jason! Been too long. Still on the boat? Thanks for the support and I'm glad to hear you will donate! Hope to see you soon.
Peyton
Peyton
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Posted on SidePocketProd
Hiya peyton, I love this idea for a show. I'm gonna donate to it, and can't wait for it.
Thanks, Howie
p.s. I assume you only know one guy named howie, lol
the best of luck to ya pal
Thanks, Howie
p.s. I assume you only know one guy named howie, lol
the best of luck to ya pal
Hi Don,
Slade cues was founded in 1975 by a man named Ray Holmes. He had at one point been an investor with Bob Meucci in some capacity, but the did not get along. So he went on his own.
He and Clay Ethridge who later started Showcase Billiards were the cue makers and Nick wright who went on to work for Clay at showcase also worked there with them.
The cues were of decent quality and the butts were for the most part on the thinner side, especially compared to most of the cues made back then. They offered 12 models as I recall. None of there cues had points, but they did have some very nice butt-sleeve designs and various decorative rings.
Any way, they they were right next to "P.T.'S Strip Club" and as it turned out...they spent most of there time at the strip bar and not making cues. so in late 1976 "Slade Cues" was no more. P.T's however is still right where it was back then.
Slade cues was founded in 1975 by a man named Ray Holmes. He had at one point been an investor with Bob Meucci in some capacity, but the did not get along. So he went on his own.
He and Clay Ethridge who later started Showcase Billiards were the cue makers and Nick wright who went on to work for Clay at showcase also worked there with them.
The cues were of decent quality and the butts were for the most part on the thinner side, especially compared to most of the cues made back then. They offered 12 models as I recall. None of there cues had points, but they did have some very nice butt-sleeve designs and various decorative rings.
Any way, they they were right next to "P.T.'S Strip Club" and as it turned out...they spent most of there time at the strip bar and not making cues. so in late 1976 "Slade Cues" was no more. P.T's however is still right where it was back then.
