Hi,
Can you help me get a value for my Lambros cue? What I know...Mike Lambros told me he made 18 cues in his basement in the first 18 months he when he started which have the ML on the butt cap. 12 with no points and 6 with 4 points. Of the 6 cues with points he said he knows at least 2 he knows have been ruined somehow. This conversation took place about 8 years ago.
I have 1 of the surviving 4 pointers in ebony and bird's eye maple forearm. It has white with black spec linen wrap and comes with 2 shafts. It's in near new condition, save a small ding or two which I'm sure could be polished out and a little "chip" on one of the shaft's black ring where it connects to the butt, (cosmetic only) where it slipped and hit the deck. I'd post pics but don't know how. I could send some to a cell or email though if needed.
I've been told Mike isn't on everyone's "favorite people" list, but he's always been relatively pleasant the times I've visited him. Nonetheless, the guy is a world class cue maker and I'd think one of his basement cues would be a collector's item.
Any feedback and/or thoughts, advice, etc. are much appreciated.
Thanks,
Ken
Can you help me get a value for my Lambros cue? What I know...Mike Lambros told me he made 18 cues in his basement in the first 18 months he when he started which have the ML on the butt cap. 12 with no points and 6 with 4 points. Of the 6 cues with points he said he knows at least 2 he knows have been ruined somehow. This conversation took place about 8 years ago.
I have 1 of the surviving 4 pointers in ebony and bird's eye maple forearm. It has white with black spec linen wrap and comes with 2 shafts. It's in near new condition, save a small ding or two which I'm sure could be polished out and a little "chip" on one of the shaft's black ring where it connects to the butt, (cosmetic only) where it slipped and hit the deck. I'd post pics but don't know how. I could send some to a cell or email though if needed.
I've been told Mike isn't on everyone's "favorite people" list, but he's always been relatively pleasant the times I've visited him. Nonetheless, the guy is a world class cue maker and I'd think one of his basement cues would be a collector's item.
Any feedback and/or thoughts, advice, etc. are much appreciated.
Thanks,
Ken
