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Wow that was FAST!!!!

@Jive Those veneered windows in the butt sleeve are the best I've personally seen. Beautiful cue! Thanks for sharing!

Hey Sean! Hope all is well! Cheers buddy

Recently picked up this Murrell. Birdseye maple into macassar ebony, five points, five veneers. Birdseye maple wrap. Ivory hoppe rings in the "Tad" style (that's the best way for me to describe it ;)). Signed on one of the points. Enjoy.

The "piano key" ringwork was always the standout for me on Omega/dpk cues.

Love Paul's work and it would be awesome to see more stellar examples like the ones above!

Beautiful bumperless Murrell!

Yes it is a 2013. Skip is making cues on a very limited basis. He picked up a full time gig and isn't turning out as many cues as he did before. This is my third build with Skip and I'm ecstatic with how nice this bumperless turned out.

Skip Weston

Very nice Nick. Thanks for sharing the letter. Great looking cue.

Purple heart points into Pau Ferro? What color are the veneers? Nice looking combination there.

Murray's Facebook pics might give us some clues... :p

Yes, they are aligned. There's a little background on this cue in this thread: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=260073&highlight=ironchef.

Here's a couple. I'll put up some better pics later this afternoon.

Me taking delivery from Paul in 2005. One long conversation I had with Paul that I'll always remember was about my affinity for Japanese swords. The real old blades, not the tourist knockoff crap. We discussed the forging process, the metallurgy and the art of the sword. I could see Paul really...

Now that's a beauty!

Nice work Murray! I LOVE brown phenolic!

Beautiful Fanelli! Good luck on the purchase Will!

Hey Murray! Nice to see you on AZ! Hope all is well. If I remember correctly, the Fanelli was already in progress and I asked him to share the veneers with you so they could be cousin cues! Both turned out fantastic and it really broke my heart when I had to sell them. I'm just glad I was able...

The real "Thanks!" goes to you Will for making this happen! As you can see, the color schemes on both cues go hand in hand. Nice to have them back together.