Famous Cues

Not a collector's item by any stretch of the imagination but to leave Earl's white Cuetec out of something like this would be a crime.
MULLY
 
jridpath said:
I remember seeing Thomas Wayne's Celtic Prince in a Billiards Digest from the mid 90's. I remember it had some beautiful knotwork designs on it though. I don't have the issue any more and I can't locate any images online of it either. I wish he had a web site with a gallery of his work. He does do amazing work.
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In case you want to see it again

Check out Post #4 on this page.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=169201
 
9BallMarksman said:
Newman and Gleason both played with Rambow cues in The Hustler if memory serves me correctly.
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Gleason gave his to Wayne Newton, I asked Wayne about it last week, he is my neighbor, we rarely talk. He said I could come see it so I hope I can in the next couple weeks. I'll make a post after that happens. I'm pretty excited about it.
 
Fatboy said:
Gleason gave his to Wayne Newton, I asked Wayne about it last week, he is my neighbor, we rarely talk. He said I could come see it so I hope I can in the next couple weeks. I'll make a post after that happens. I'm pretty excited about it.
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Take lots of pictures. You know we all love to look at cues!
 
How about Luther "Wimpy" Lasiters Bushka that is in Whiteville, NC that is with his best friend. I'll try to look it up when I get home tonight but, it was in the for sale section in here a long time ago. It is a BEAUTIFUL Bushka. The thread had great pics and a letter from Tasc. :D Ron
 
Another cue that really sticks out in my mind is the Bludworth cue that Buddy hall used.

Also the Efren Reyes Judd cue with the cocobolo handle.
 
jridpath said:
Thanks! I had forgotten how intricate it was. I don't know if it was worth the 103K it sold for, but I think it is easily the most beautiful cue I have ever seen.It was good to see it again.
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If someone paid that much for it then that's exactly what it's worth, unless someone is willing to pay more.
MULLY
 
A signed Rambow is a distinctive piece of billiards history. Ernie Presto owned the one below, which I believe is now owned by Deno Andrews. The Crandall Rambow is one of mine. BTW, I think Erik Lee owns "the Encardona" Omega.
Mr H
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mullyman said:
Not a collector's item by any stretch of the imagination but to leave Earl's white Cuetec out of something like this would be a crime.
MULLY
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I was thinking the same and you be me to it. You would also have to make sure that it had that blue chalk ring around the ferrule.

Here is another.

The Kaiser's Schon.
 
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The silver Gina, The Golden Balabushka, the Glenn Collection of Szambotis would be on my short list.
 
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