The International Cue Collector Show (ICCS), the Granddaddy of all cue shows.............
This year`s twelfth annual International Cue Collector Show (ICCS) will be held in Atlanta, Georgia in mid-October at the Westin-Buckhead. Many of the world`s top cuemakers will be in attendance with new cues for sale, and many of the top cue collectors from all over the world will have some of their phenomenal cues on display out of their collections that will include cues from all across the years.
I am very pleased to announce that Zen Cues has been formally accepted into the ICCS as one of the elite cuemakers in the world, and Zen Cues plans to exhibit cues for sale at the show in Atlanta.
This year, for the first time the show will feature cases for sale by some of the world`s top casemakers, and I am pleased to announce that Jack Justis (of Justis Cases) and Phil Eastwood (of Quiverz Sport Cases), two of the world`s finest custom cue casemakers, will exhibit their cases for sale at this year`s show. Both of these gentlemen are recognized worldwide for their excellence in casemaking and we give both of them a very hearty welcome into the ICCS.
Each year, the exhibiting cuemakers can voluntarily participate in a Special Collection of cues comprised of a unique theme for the show. This year the Special Collection is The Wrapless Collection, an exceptional gathering of wrapless designed cues. Each cue will include ebony, amboyna burl and curly (or birdseye) maple, allowing for a wide range of innovation and creativity with the mix and integration of the dark, medium and light colored woods. All are for sale individually in a unique silent auction that will run for most of the show, with the auction ending Saturday afternoon. The Special Collection is a lot of fun, with outstanding cues, and I expect this year`s collection to be a memorable one as well.
The event is open to the public on Saturday, October 19, from about noon until 6PM. Show schedule details will be published in the near future. There is a small entry fee for the Saturday public show, likely about $10, and all the ICCS exhibitors really enjoy "talking cues" all day long. Come, see some outstanding cues and cases, both for sale and on exhibit, and enjoy the day!
More information, including the list of all Exhibitors, will be published in the very near future. If you have questions, please send me a PM or an email on prout5809@aol.com.
Will Prout
ICCS President
This year`s twelfth annual International Cue Collector Show (ICCS) will be held in Atlanta, Georgia in mid-October at the Westin-Buckhead. Many of the world`s top cuemakers will be in attendance with new cues for sale, and many of the top cue collectors from all over the world will have some of their phenomenal cues on display out of their collections that will include cues from all across the years.
I am very pleased to announce that Zen Cues has been formally accepted into the ICCS as one of the elite cuemakers in the world, and Zen Cues plans to exhibit cues for sale at the show in Atlanta.
This year, for the first time the show will feature cases for sale by some of the world`s top casemakers, and I am pleased to announce that Jack Justis (of Justis Cases) and Phil Eastwood (of Quiverz Sport Cases), two of the world`s finest custom cue casemakers, will exhibit their cases for sale at this year`s show. Both of these gentlemen are recognized worldwide for their excellence in casemaking and we give both of them a very hearty welcome into the ICCS.
Each year, the exhibiting cuemakers can voluntarily participate in a Special Collection of cues comprised of a unique theme for the show. This year the Special Collection is The Wrapless Collection, an exceptional gathering of wrapless designed cues. Each cue will include ebony, amboyna burl and curly (or birdseye) maple, allowing for a wide range of innovation and creativity with the mix and integration of the dark, medium and light colored woods. All are for sale individually in a unique silent auction that will run for most of the show, with the auction ending Saturday afternoon. The Special Collection is a lot of fun, with outstanding cues, and I expect this year`s collection to be a memorable one as well.
The event is open to the public on Saturday, October 19, from about noon until 6PM. Show schedule details will be published in the near future. There is a small entry fee for the Saturday public show, likely about $10, and all the ICCS exhibitors really enjoy "talking cues" all day long. Come, see some outstanding cues and cases, both for sale and on exhibit, and enjoy the day!
More information, including the list of all Exhibitors, will be published in the very near future. If you have questions, please send me a PM or an email on prout5809@aol.com.
Will Prout
ICCS President
