The Palmer collector adventure continues. I'm going to be doing some updates to my site shortly and I'll let everyone know when they're in. I have more information and more cues to show.
Half the fun of collecting cues is finding them. You never know where a rare cue might pop up. Well, this week everywhere I went they kept dropping on me. My network of on-line friends has paid big dividends in gathering information. When they have a collectible Palmer for sale, they think of me and I appreciate it.
My first big prize was finding a Model 20 in near perfect original condition at a tournament. It came complete with the two inlaid shafts and a thrid playing shaft. Finding one and finding one at the right price are two different adventures. This one was priced just right and I am thrilled with it.
Then I got what had been eluding me from an on-line friend, a beautiful Szamboti forearm Model K from the 2nd catalog. This cue is simply stunning and the Szamboti points are perfect. The price was right and the cue is beautiful.
It's hard to get really excited about a humble Palmer model #5, 3rd catalog bar cue bought on E-bay, but when you open the box and find one that was played for an hour or two about 30- years ago and is perfect, that will do it!
Here are some pictures:
http://www.palmercollector.com/NewAcquisitions.html
Have fun!
Chris
Half the fun of collecting cues is finding them. You never know where a rare cue might pop up. Well, this week everywhere I went they kept dropping on me. My network of on-line friends has paid big dividends in gathering information. When they have a collectible Palmer for sale, they think of me and I appreciate it.
My first big prize was finding a Model 20 in near perfect original condition at a tournament. It came complete with the two inlaid shafts and a thrid playing shaft. Finding one and finding one at the right price are two different adventures. This one was priced just right and I am thrilled with it.
Then I got what had been eluding me from an on-line friend, a beautiful Szamboti forearm Model K from the 2nd catalog. This cue is simply stunning and the Szamboti points are perfect. The price was right and the cue is beautiful.
It's hard to get really excited about a humble Palmer model #5, 3rd catalog bar cue bought on E-bay, but when you open the box and find one that was played for an hour or two about 30- years ago and is perfect, that will do it!
Here are some pictures:
http://www.palmercollector.com/NewAcquisitions.html
Have fun!
Chris