The only one. The very very famous one. The one on BD magazine article.
For Sale Judd Dream Catcher
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Pic today.
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The butt sleeve. Hundreds of inlays.
Price is $8000, firm.
Price is $8000, firm.
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Those are indeed silver inlays Eddie. 
Real dreamcatchers
Just fyi, a 'dream catcher' is a beautiful piece of our North American First Nation culture. They are to be hung by ones bed to prevent bad dreams. They are very popular around here, my 9 year old daughter has one in her window. Here is a link for a bit more info :
http://www.schoolnet.ca/aboriginal/handbook/arts_dreamcatcher.html
An interesting story : There are many top quality First Nation players here in Saskatoon. One of the better players has a big dream catcher hanging on the outside of his cue locker at my usual hall. The hall is open 7x24, and is just down the street from the bus depot in the warehouse area off downtown ... quite an, um ... 'lively' neighbourhood. Joeys dream catcher has been up for over a year now, and nobody has touched it ! I lost my bet with Joey over that one
Dave
TiNy said:
Just fyi, a 'dream catcher' is a beautiful piece of our North American First Nation culture. They are to be hung by ones bed to prevent bad dreams. They are very popular around here, my 9 year old daughter has one in her window. Here is a link for a bit more info :
http://www.schoolnet.ca/aboriginal/handbook/arts_dreamcatcher.html
An interesting story : There are many top quality First Nation players here in Saskatoon. One of the better players has a big dream catcher hanging on the outside of his cue locker at my usual hall. The hall is open 7x24, and is just down the street from the bus depot in the warehouse area off downtown ... quite an, um ... 'lively' neighbourhood. Joeys dream catcher has been up for over a year now, and nobody has touched it ! I lost my bet with Joey over that one
Dave
Dave, I don't own this cue. A friend of mine bought from the original owner.
I don't recall putting it up for sale last year.
I don't recall putting it up for sale last year.
JoeyInCali said:
I was refering to a real dreamcatcher (made of string, beads, etc, not the cue named 'dreamcatcher) owned by my friend Joey here in Saskatoon. Sorry for any confusion my friend !
BTW, the inlays on the cue do look dreamcatcher-like.
Dave