Huebler Cues
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I have a Tulipwood for sale.
Stunning cue. Have a little "wiggle" room on the price too.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=35693
Stunning cue. Have a little "wiggle" room on the price too.http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=35693
Huebler has sold that same basic cue for many years. In the Bluebook, I think it's called "HS-2", which stood for Hitter Series. They still have one like it, now called the ES4 (Elite series):
http://www.hueblercue.com/elite.htm
I have always liked Huebler cues. I bought a one in the early 1990's and played with it for many years. I still have one of the last (if not the last) Ivory Chess Set cues made, and it is new, unchalked and unplayed made in 1997. I also have some older Hueblers from the 1970's first catalog, and a custom shop Ivory twist cue made in 1995.
Huebler is winding down. The cues are no longer in the limelight, but the customs and older cues still have a core of fans who appreciate the work Paul did by hand for so many years. He's an honest, old school man - a talented craftsman, and a decent, reliable fellow. I have a lot of respect for Paul Huebler.
Chris
http://www.hueblercue.com/elite.htm
I have always liked Huebler cues. I bought a one in the early 1990's and played with it for many years. I still have one of the last (if not the last) Ivory Chess Set cues made, and it is new, unchalked and unplayed made in 1997. I also have some older Hueblers from the 1970's first catalog, and a custom shop Ivory twist cue made in 1995.
Huebler is winding down. The cues are no longer in the limelight, but the customs and older cues still have a core of fans who appreciate the work Paul did by hand for so many years. He's an honest, old school man - a talented craftsman, and a decent, reliable fellow. I have a lot of respect for Paul Huebler.
Chris
Mr. Wilson said:
Mr. Wilson, your cue is similar to AS-8, however, the extact model I am unsure of.
The cue is full splice construction and the Diamonds are Ivory, and I suspect that your cue was made in the Early 90's or very late 80's.
The cue would cost around $750.00 new from Paul Huebler today.
Mr Wilson if you want more information please contact Paul Huebler at 1-573-897-3179/3777/3592.
Craig
Mr. Wilson and MFelsen,
I don't know if you have nice Huebler cases yet. I have a couple I special ordered (size) from Paul. I think mine were $150 or $175 each. They are high quality stitched vinyl luggage-style and the cue is fitted into the case (it's molded) , so it holds the cue snugly. Mine holds the cue, two shafts, and has an extra compartment.
It makes a nice presentation for the cue.
Chris
I don't know if you have nice Huebler cases yet. I have a couple I special ordered (size) from Paul. I think mine were $150 or $175 each. They are high quality stitched vinyl luggage-style and the cue is fitted into the case (it's molded) , so it holds the cue snugly. Mine holds the cue, two shafts, and has an extra compartment.
It makes a nice presentation for the cue.
Chris
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RiverCity said:
Chuck, Paul did retire and sell the Business. However, Business deals in small towns like Linn, MO can go south. The individuals who purchased the business were employees and financial obligations were never met according to agreements made. Paul, again took control in 2002 or 2003, and has been running things again since.
Craig
manwon said:
I heard that the biggest problem was that they (the employees who bought the place) thought that the wood stock was included in the price when it wasn't and that's why the deal fell through. That being said, I wasn't that impressed with the cues that were coming from them at that time either.