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I sold the table in Texas last year, but I still have this catalog if anyone is interested.

Very nice honest cues. You should smile :smile:

I'm the same. This is the most tasteful cue I've seen you make. Very impressive.

I've owned both this 2x4 case shape as well as the traditional 42F series cases and I must admit I like this shape better. Nice price. It should sell quickly.

Here is a good one https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=482174 If you're looking for a cheap one, there is a used one on Martins' site http://www.superiorcues.com/Prewitt.html 2d cue listed. But I must warn you there is no such thing as a cheap Ed Prewitt

Every once in a while an honest special cue shows up on this forum and you have one. That cork wrap is perfect for it. Don't sell it or you will regret it

start the new year with a new cue...

4 shots of whiskey + 8 beer chasers = 1 bar banger.

great offer Martin

If you're selling, he has to be stealing it to get back to you or you will not hear from him. If you're buying, it has to be for the inflated price on the site If you're trying to trade, refer to the first sentence. This has been my experience with him.

This would be my nomination for "Cue of the year 2018"

+++ what Ken said also if you're liquidating, don't take trades or the liquidation process will take much longer.

Hey Glen, On your way to JC's place could you install a couple of Diamond 9 ft tables in Aberdeen ? All they have are shitty bar boxes and no one knows that one pocket is a game

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This is not a very good photo of the full cue

$old and shipped

I concur completely. I'm watching it over and over at work and out of all of Toms' excellent videos to date...this is the best one... Really excited to see what he comes up with next ! BTW: I do remember playing carom 9 ball with a friend years ago using the object ball as the cue ball and...

Gina 17-A Meucci MO-5 (1975 catalog)

Thoroughbred Searing Ultraskin

Looks like some quality Pat Sheehan work there.