Looking to ID a Sneaky Pete

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bigchase

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I have a sneaky pete that I bought and the only markings I found on the cue is

M.E. in the base of the points anyone have any idea who might have made this cue? Looks like a 3/8x10 pin

Thanks
 
bigchase said:
I have a sneaky pete that I bought and the only markings I found on the cue is

M.E. in the base of the points anyone have any idea who might have made this cue? Looks like a 3/8x10 pin

Thanks
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Look again..
Is it possibly M.B.
if so it might be a Madison Bob
 
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Hello,

I believe you may have a Mike Erwin sneaky pete. Mike was a former shop foreman at Meucci cues for many years, then went on to build custom cues with his son Scott. Mike passed away in October, 2012, but his son continues to build fine cues. I have a Mike Erwin sneaky pete, and it is signed between the points, with the initials, "ME." As one other member pointed out, Madison Bob may have made your cue. He was known to commonly use both a radial and 3/8 x 10 pin, whereas Micke Erwin used 5/16 x 18, as well as 3/8 x 10 joints. I'd have to see a picture of your cue to know definitively. I hope this helps.
 
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I do also have a sneaky pete (3/8x10 joint and black collar) made by Mike Erwin signed M.E. between the points.

-Jon Birger
 
here's a pic of the initials...

Looks more like a house cue conversion upon a closer look the shaft got broken and I wanted to replace it and wasn't sure who made the original. It is definitely 'M.E' in between the points
 
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