ICCS - Denver 2015 - Pics
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Nobody "wins the show". There is an award for the best new cue of the year by the exhibiting cuemakers called the Collectors Choice Award, won by Josh Treadway. There is a form of People's Choice award on Saturday called the Grand Collection Award. Ken Kerner won this award with a Black Boar he owns.
Will
Oh neat thanks for the info, I was not sure how that worked, congrats to both cue makers on a job well done with their first place win in their respective class this year. Great stuff, Tony's work is hard to beat
In the Kerner collection on the first page,
Do my eyes deceive me, or is the fifth cue standing up Mosconi's second Balabushka, which was supposedly never played by him?
The one thing making me doubt my own eyes is the dots around the MOP diamonds in the points. From the one low resolution pic I have of this cue, I can't see any dots. Then again, this is so close. It would be interesting to know.
All the best, and great displays, congratulations to Will Prout and everyone.
WW
Do my eyes deceive me, or is the fifth cue standing up Mosconi's second Balabushka, which was supposedly never played by him?
The one thing making me doubt my own eyes is the dots around the MOP diamonds in the points. From the one low resolution pic I have of this cue, I can't see any dots. Then again, this is so close. It would be interesting to know.
All the best, and great displays, congratulations to Will Prout and everyone.
WW
Sounds pricey
Will I had to leave quickly due to a emergency at work. I hope to see you hold this event in Denver again someday. It was very cool to see these folks and there collections.
Thanks again for all your efforts.
Richard Black Custom Cues #3
Richard Black Custom Cues #3
Each of these three cues were made by different cuemakers using the vase as inspiration.
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Left to right: Bob Manzino, Richard Black, Thomas Wayne (Thank you Will Prout for this information.)
Richard Black Custom Cues #3
Each of these three cues were made by different cuemakers using the vase as inspiration.
EDIT
Left to right: Bob Manzino, Richard Black, Thomas Wayne (Thank you Will Prout for this information.)
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