Wayne Ball (Killer Cues) . Is anyone fimilar with these??
- Thread starter tampapool
- Start date
It definitely is a Wayne Ball (killer cues) out of Robertson billiards.Tampa ,FL I'm just not sure what it will sell for because I've never seen one sold third party. Just in the craftsmanship what do ou guys think for a price.? Thank you for all your replies
Well, how much did you pay for the cue? That's definitely a starting point to selling a cue. If you bought it new, take 30-40% off of that price. If you bought it used, start near that price because it didn't increase in value.
Wayne Ball has been making cues for years out of the old shop at Robertson's Billiard Supply on Franklin street. He made me a shaft for my Adam back in 2008.
If I were you, I would take the cue and drop by and see him and ask him what he would sell it for, also while you are there look in the glass cases maybe you will see a similar cue and ask Alana what she sells it for.:grin-square:
If I were you, I would take the cue and drop by and see him and ask him what he would sell it for, also while you are there look in the glass cases maybe you will see a similar cue and ask Alana what she sells it for.:grin-square:
John the Barber Naples
New member
Hi, my name's John, and i used to be a patron of the late Wayne Ball. I have had several Killer Cues, and they are just great. If you still have any, i hope you will email me at skipjack7@yahoo.com? If you've decided on your price, im certainly interested! Thanks
John the Barber Naples
New member
Of the six or seven cues i bought from Wayne, they varied from simple designs, maybe 350 - 450, and a more elaborate (but still beautiful, subtle, thanks Wayne) i gave 1500$ for. And that was 10 years ago! I cant say i regret it, because giving is a good thing, but i gave away different "Killer" Cues to friends, etc, guys id made friends with at the Tiny Tap, etc. You have some valuable weapons there mate, get paid!