What is the reason behind your collection?

Certainly to each their own. I enjoy variety.

I also play guitar and have 4. An acoustic, a bass uke, strat, and Vintage hollow body. From the 60s 80s 90s and modern, but all are designed to have different sounds. I had two strats at one point, but couldn't stand having a repetition.

Same with my cues, they are made in different eras and have totally distinct style and feel.
 
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This is what I have left.Getting older 70+.Since I am older might explain why they are more traditional looking
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My "original" cues are cues that I had made or bought with customized specs that I used for decades and never strayed from.

Over the years, I have had cues made just for the hell of it to test them out and I have kept some and sold others. I also have bought cues second-hand that I have tried and liked and was given a chance to buy at prices that could not be refused.

All of the cues I currently have are great-hitting cues (to me) that are in excellent shape and are a mixture of name-brand production cues or customs made by well-known makers. All of them play good or I wouldn't have kept them.

None of my cues are "fancy" and I am not particularly attracted to cues with a lot of unnatural characteristics or "bling" (i.e., wild colors, gaudy logos, multiple inlays, etc.). I prefer cues that have more of an old-school look and that have nice-looking and playing woods.

I consider all of my cues as "playing" cues. I don't consider cues as "art". The "art" is in how well they play.
 
Dangit, the sickness has struck again. Just picked up a solid purple heart break cue to match my sneaky. I mean, I did need a dedicated breaker... I'm up to 7 total. Jump cue not included. That's a nice number. Hopefully it stays that way.
 
Nothing interesting, 4 points, pearl or ivory, and steel joint. Perhaps not as rational as most posters about, but set in my old ways. And one player on the left with a pink ivory butt sleeve (one of a kind M-1)

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Where did you get that interior for the case?
I have a 2x4 Zero Halliburton that (luckily) has been sitting empty for years and when I've opened it recently I discovered that the foam interior had disintegrated over the years from humidity.
Could be nice to revive it.
 
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