Recent content by Rtoron

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Ok, I must have misunderstood. Thanks, Ron.

Thanks Matt. By the way what was that "special cue" you traded for from Chris? Thanks, Ron.

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Somebody just paid $4000 for an old Meucci Tommahawk. Anything is possible. Nick Varner played with a Falcon.

I didn't get the cue to sell it. Probably only a collector would want it. I would rather play with this cue than anything Predator makes. The cue plays great. This is a collectible cue worth a pretty penny.

I have done the forensics on this cue and have determined this is a ivory cue not bone or synthetic. It passes the black light test, proper grain test and end grain Schreger markings. Under the black light ivory mineral markings show up in 2 places on the butt cap. The joint shows end grain...

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Found out it is a Falcon model 24 prototype for sure. Production 24 models sold for $1900 in 1991. Not many made. Most of them are in Europe. Rare cue.

This cue is definitely a Prototype Falcon 24 made in 1991. The model 24 cues sold for $1900 in 1991. Not many of this model were made. I would like to thank everyone for their help. This is a very special cue.

I had one of Dale Perry's pre Ebay cue. Nice cue. Sixty inch cue. Ivory ferrules and joint. Four ebony points into Birdseye Maple prong. I won the yearly tournament at Riverbend Billiards in Alton Illinois with it. It was a very nice high quality cue.