Early David Tice....

[krbsailing]

Just got done cleaning this older David Tice cue up! Looks to be Macassar Ebony but, not exactly sure!?

It's a Six Pointer with a really nice piece of Tiger Maple in the forearm; with fancy Tice ringwork at A, B, C, D and E.

This particular cue is only 58" with the original (shorter) shaft and plays really sweet -- hope you enjoy the pics :thumbup:

 

[Jim Baxter]

Nice cue , Ken . Jim

 

[mrinsatiable]

One shaft looks shorter...

the other looks longer...

what are their measurements?

 

[poolrod]

Great looking cue. i just seen Dave the other day.:thumbup:

 

[KweaSr]

Wish I still had my Tice, it was the best hitting cue I've ever shot with.

 

[santamaria]

that is a wonderful display of an older made Tice.
i have owned a couple and sure loved the way they hit specially the standard maple shafts.
thanks for sharing your Tice, we dont see much of his cues around here. too bad he is retired

 

[Trav D]

Love that ringwork.

 

[bonniekue]

tice cues

do you have any dave tice cues for sale still ?

 

[philds]

I do bonniekue

 

[philds]

do you have any dave tice cues for sale still ?

I have one you can text me at 3604213371

 

[Busboy]

great looking cue

 

[axejunkie]

I bought this cue from Ken in 2012 then sold it last year to a Tice collector in Washington. It is one of the best hitting maple cues I've owned. The finish was gone and the joint still screwed together super tight. Tice made a top cue, I recommend them to anyone looking to try something new or just find a new playing cue.

 

[KweaSr]

I've owned two, including the one I FINALLY found for resale, after years of looking . Amazing cues.