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So we are now into December. Holidays upon us. January 31st will be here soon enough and the cues should be rolling in soon. Stay tuned for an update.

Juggernaut74 is obviously a member in disguise here. This thread is lame and serves no purpose other than to badmouth Lee for no apparent reason. I am sure the intelligence of our community will see through this. Why someone would start a blatant attack on a cue maker in this fashion is...

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Ok it is no secret that I am an fan of Lee's work. However I am a little suspicious to this thread. I am not just jumping to Lee's deffense here because I know he can do that himself. But I am speaking out more so to the way this is being handled here. This is just my opinion and I am...

Richard did not sign prior to 84. However he has signed them after refinishing a pre 84 cue and usually adds the year the cue was originally made. This is a nice one and would look fantastic with a refinish:thumbup:

Interesting thread you have started here. Not sure why you would have any doubts but here are some links to completed cues. This is only a few of many. Hope this helps in your decision. Everything Lee has built me has been to my specs...

Man what a finish! Looks like a mirror. Another nice turnout Lee:thumbup:

Two of Richard's classic designs that go great together. Congrats!:thumbup:

Guess I better take 30 too!

29 please :grin:

Yep works for me now. Must of been a glitch on my end.

Link says item is no longer available?

Found this cue for sale but have no idea who made it. These pics are from the seller. I have not seen the cue in person.

Yes. DJ let me try this cue at the WCCS. I was amazed how well it played. Just flawless performance.

Oh we are out here. This one is just finically strapped currently. Good luck with the sale :)

O'Niel is back in business!?!? This would be a great!

I remember the old Chalkers in Emeryville Ca back in the 80's had a club membership. If you were a club member you always got a table and at a discounted rate.

I can't express enough how well built Lee's cues are. I am very particular about his stainless steel piloted joint cues. They hit so well that I would put them up against any other SS jointed cue out there. Even the greats. This is a great opportunity ti give one a try at a great price. And...

Looks like a few Pechauer cues in there too.

Love the new avatar pic Nick :rotflmao1: