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That is a really nice collection of Mali cues. I regret selling many of the old Mali's I've had over the years.
Thank you for posting them for us to see and enjoy. I hope you've inspired others to join in!
 
jayman said:
That is a really nice collection of Mali cues. I regret selling many of the old Mali's I've had over the years.
Thank you for posting them for us to see and enjoy. I hope you've inspired others to join in!
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Thank you for the recognition. It was my pleasure.
 
Busboy said:
Love these old Mali cues what my grandpa used to play with
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That is a bit draw to them, nostalgia. I had a Mali, don't even remember where I bought it or how long I had it, also a Cobra. Still have a hankerin' to pick those up to have again but then I keep thinking that I'll need a new wing of the house for cues soon LOL
 
I had a mali once and loved the way that it played. I loved the designs of their cues very basic, classy designs
 
Back in the day, my friend let me his Mali when I first started shooting. Nice looking cue that played very well,

Nice collection you have...thanks for sharing.
 
cueman said:
Great find. I have one of those cues and talked to someone who had a bunch of Palmer cue parts and the eagles were some of them. And they swore Palmer built those cues. But it looks like they may have supplied Mali with parts.
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Post some pictures if you don't mind. I have never ever seen a Palmer with an eagle like Mali used. I think someone was just guessing as to whom they thought may have made it. I don't think Mali ever bought parts from Palmer and since Palmer had no eagle cues it seems very unlikely that Mali was buying there eagles from them or any other cue maker. they were not always marked, but they were catalog cues. so there is no doubt as to who made them.
 
Mine has no name or sticker on it. It was Wayne Gunn who said he and his partner had bought out the old Palmer shop and those parts were part of the deal. But pictures of the brochure prove Mali produced at least some of them if not all.
 
cueman said:
Mine has no name or sticker on it. It was Wayne Gunn who said he and his partner had bought out the old Palmer shop and those parts were part of the deal. But pictures of the brochure prove Mali produced at least some of
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That brings me to a kind of funny question. I have bought lots of parts from the guy that bought out Palmer when they went out of business over the years. Some of it was certainly Palmer and Palmer only stuff. For example the Palmer originals foil I purchased. No doubt about that one. The funny thing is that I have purchased many things over the years from thier old stock because one guy or another bought them out when they closed. My guess is a lot of people went to the same auction. I don't know, but it's another reason to be pissed at the fool who kicked Tate off of here. The bigger question is I suppose, how did they actually for real dispose of the inventory they had left? A lot of folks "bought them out"
 
I inherited this one from a friend's late husband. Great hitting cue. Looks like a 3/8x10 pin-

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