Here is a great group of original / non-refinished Palmer Cues

[manwon]

Hello Az, here is a great group of original un-restored Palmer cues. These cues were brought into my Pool Hall today by forum Member hdwell. I also recently posted some of Randy's other cues, which were un-played Szamboti cues and some un-played Gina cues, they were posted to the link below.

http://forums.azbilliards.com//showthread.php?p=2219990#post2219990

Randy is a great guy and he certainly has one hell of a cue collection, so I thought I would share some of the cues he has been bringing in for my viewing pleasure, with his permission.

The cues below have not been restored, all cues are in completely perfect condition, and some like the second cue from the bottom or the left of photo are earlier than Palmers first catalog and rare.





The cues below were restored.

 

[Snookered007]

I always enjoy seeing these classic cues. Thanks for sharing with us.

 

[blackwidows]

Palmer cues

Very nice Models M,11,B,17,8,13 & 5
I have enclose a few of mine too.
Models 5,9,11,D,E,G,14 & 16
Thanks for Sharing

 

[blackwidows]

A couple of these I got from Randy.

 

[blackwidows]

His #8 sold on Ebay last night

 

[tikkler]

hey

Heres one more being your looking.

 

[rdwell]

Palmer cue

Beauty Steve. Is that a custom J. Beautiful veneers

 

[rdwell]

palmer cue

The one cue actually is not an 11, but a model H from the first first Palmer catalogue

 

[HollyWood]

wow wow,and ops wow- pictures of the month

great looking cues,these were popular when I was a kid- Someone shared the secret of identifing the palmers. At least the stainless steel ones,with me. Thanks for sharing I did the right thing recently showed someone there cue was a Palmer,now it's not for sale. But he gave me many deals over the years. I just visited my wood source-he sold 5,000.of BEM to South Korea- go figure. thanks again for the sweet pictures- mark

 

[manwon]

Thanks for correcting some of the information Randy, and also to all who posted to this thread, the photo's of all the cues only add to it.

Take Care

 

[classiccues]

The one cue actually is not an 11, but a model H from the first first Palmer catalogue

Definately an H.. HTF from the first catalog...

JV

 

[rdwell]

palmer cue

Thanks Joe. I was emailing Chris Tate and he figured they made maybe 40 to 50 model H and maybe 10 or so survivors. He has a beautiful original and the one I have is beautiful unrestored cue also. Thanks for the catalogue some people don't know there was a first first catalogue

 

[greytop]

Very nice cues Randy. You have collected some great pieces of history.

 

[Cue Guru]

Lovin' the old school!

it inspires me to maybe do some wide metal rings and a brass joint...

When's the last time you saw a new cue with a brass joint?:thumbup:

Old school is cool!

 

[TATE]

Definately an H.. HTF from the first catalog...

JV

Thanks to Joe and Paul Rubino, this re-surfacing of the original first flyer helped to identify some of the variations we saw in the old cues. I have a couple of these very early ones in my collection. I guess Dacron was all the rage

Chris

 

[icon2]

palmers

thanks for sharing craig!

 

[blackwidows]

Heres one more being your looking.

I like the custom JP. Nice touch.:dance:

 

[Billiardsfan]

If there were only 50 made then I feel even better about finding mine at a pawn shop for $10.00!

 

[Type79]

If there were only 50 made then I feel even better about finding mine at a pawn shop for $10.00!

You can double your money!

Jay

 

[Billiardsfan]

I might hold out for more, but thanks.