Help me ID my Mali

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Here are a few pictures of the Mali cue I have been shooting with since about 1993. It was most commonly made in a reddish color, but this is supposed to be from a limited run in blue. I might believe it were truely rare, but my best friend came back to college with the same cue from Christmas! Still, it is not the standard production color and I cannot find anything out about it online now. Any guess what this is? Also, condition is excellent with no shaft dents and a couple very minor butt dents. It rolls straight as an arrow. Now for some pics:
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So, what can you tell me about these cues? What is the model #? Are they constructed well, of real inlays? I realize it is probably all plastic. . .

What is a possible value for this? Although, it is not for sale in the near future.
 
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Here are a few pictures of the MAli cue I have been shooting with since about 1993. It was most commonly made in a reddish color, but this is supposed to be from a limited run in blue. I might believe it were truely rare, but my best friend came back to college with the same cue from Christmas! Still, it is not the standard production color and I cannot find anything out about it online now. Any guess what this is? Also, condition is excellent with no shaft dents and a couple very minor butt dents. It rolls straight as an arrow. Now for some pics:
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So, what can you tell me about these cues? What is the model #? Are they constructed well, of real inlays? I realize it is probably all plastic. . .

What is a possible value for this? Although, it is not for sale in the near future.


The cue pictured is a Model 385-14, wholesale back in the 1990's was $142.50 and retail was $285.00.

They are not collectible cues for the most part, and the cue pictured looks pretty good, if it is completely straight, I would say the cue is worth between $150 and $200, by that is nothing more than my opinion. If both shafts are original and straight add $50.

Take care
 
One shaft was made by Meuler around that time as a second shaft for about $100, if I remember right.
 
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