This cue has a signature on the butt, I don't recognize it and am not sure what the last name is?
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- Thread starter jayman
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Where do think I got it!
From a dr. obviously.
Doug Seeth? is that what it say's? I just can't make it out.
Or Doug Leech.
It's difficult. Given the design, I think it's a garage project.
DeeDeeCues
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It says, 'doug leech'. Don't know if he is a cue maker, but seems to play in Ohio.
Brieth??
I think he lives in Wheeling W.V. if it's the same guy he is apparently a player and a cue maker. I base the cue maker part only because I found a post on Facebook where someone asked him "How's that cue coming" I have reached out to him I'll let you know if I hear back.
Isnt it funny that now we know the name, if you look at it again, its quite obvious.
Heuristics.
I have been collecting cues for 30 years. Many of these are house cues that are in great shape.
I have been saving them to cut and make simple sneaky Petes.
I now have the time to start this hobby and need to find a way of signing them. A pen or a sharpy under finish may work, if I work on my penmanship.
Charles Kimmel is not an option now.
I like the way Clay Etheridge did His Showcase sneaky Pete's, He just stamped an 'S' on the butt.
Yes! I wonder if Clay is still around? When I first started collecting production cues, Showcase was my main scorce.
I bought a Viking 3 point, with Wico veneers from him.
He threw in a butterfly case which I still use on occasion.
My daughter always loved that cue so I gave it to her once she got her own table.
I would love to find another to replace it in my collection.
I wish you the best of luck in your venture.
If i made cues i'd 'brand' them just like a Texas steer: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Stalwart-2...DLH7LUEBZe1APXhWSmiwH132GWJZVYbIaAi1pEALw_wcB 