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I guess this is a pretty obvious answer, but has anyone tried contacting Richard? Although it doesn't look like a Black to me, I've not seen many pictures of his early cues, and none in person.

Unfortunately Tikkler is no longer with us.

Yesterday must have been today not tomorrow, so today must be tomorrow's yesterday.

Here's my 88/89 Sherm Pictures are horrible, sorry

I just have to throw this in here. I can't remember where I seen it but years ago someone had a pencil sharpener type tendon cutter. I hate to even say this but I think it was Eddie Wheat. I believe this use to be a common tool for house cues.

When you say meucci first , do you mean the 2 points or the lead weight under the wrap?

I'm just curious, is everyone talking Butts or shafts? Sounds like both.

Not a cuemaker but maybe it had an insert that came out.

Hopefully it's a successful road player. If it shows up with any extra cash I might mail out a couple of my good shooters.😉

Pictures please.

Beautiful classic design. Very nice work.

2 different cues in your pics.

Thanks for all the compliments, right now he's hanging with the rest of the boys.

Show us the blank please.

Yep, I like the ones that say they have an ebonized handle or forearm. Means it's painted or stained black.

For some reason I thought you had a few(6-10) 1 piece cues from the late 18 early 1900's. But I wouldn't mind the 2 piece cues.

Doc, if I'm not mistaken you have some antique 1 piece cues. I'd like to see some of them.

Maybe ask this maker.

Don't know the maker but is it silver or gray?

It would have been a shame to cover that beautiful PH.