Meucci Tomahawk
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I just identified one for another member over in the Ask the Cuemaker forum:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=314850
You could contact him to see if he is interested in selling.
Josh
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=314850
You could contact him to see if he is interested in selling.
Josh
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Would you like to sale?
Would you like to sale?
I used to pick these up at pawn shops and ebay years ago.
They have really fallen out of sight. I still think there are lots of them out there, but folks are hanging on to them.
The ones I bought at pawn shops and ebay were as rough as 2 nights in jail. The good thing, you can send them to off to Scot at Proficient or Ryan at Meullers and get them better than new.
I think the last ones I sold were for $400. But that was several years ago.
This cue and the Road Agent were really neat designs. They made quite a few of them but they were a neat design. If I remember right, I think I saw a lot more of the Tomahawk cues into Ebony verses this lighter wood.
Ken
They have really fallen out of sight. I still think there are lots of them out there, but folks are hanging on to them.
The ones I bought at pawn shops and ebay were as rough as 2 nights in jail. The good thing, you can send them to off to Scot at Proficient or Ryan at Meullers and get them better than new.
I think the last ones I sold were for $400. But that was several years ago.
This cue and the Road Agent were really neat designs. They made quite a few of them but they were a neat design. If I remember right, I think I saw a lot more of the Tomahawk cues into Ebony verses this lighter wood.
Ken
Meucci Tomahawk cue not very easy to come by.
You can find them with original logo or with just Meucci logo on it.
The original I've seen go for on ebay from $800 to $1,200 or more.
Each original Tomahawk cue was almost different from the other ones
They had different wood or stain wood used for feathers on each cues or used
different wood or stain wood to build cue plus wraps option.
Some of them had silver and ivory in them too.
Many differnet option for cue. Good Luck on your quest.
Mine are not for sale.
Mike
You can find them with original logo or with just Meucci logo on it.
The original I've seen go for on ebay from $800 to $1,200 or more.
Each original Tomahawk cue was almost different from the other ones
They had different wood or stain wood used for feathers on each cues or used
different wood or stain wood to build cue plus wraps option.
Some of them had silver and ivory in them too.
Many differnet option for cue. Good Luck on your quest.
Mine are not for sale.
Mike
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Mike -
Would you say the ebony one is the most common? I have never seen a green one, shown above.
The second most common is the one the OP posted, I would think.
Ken
I've seen several over the years and couldn't imagine paying more than 600 for one unless it was unused/original, then maybe 700-800 tops.
Never saw one with a green stain; very cool.
Prices on these are all over the place. It really depends on who is surfing eBay on any given day/week. I watched one go for a little more than $400; really regretted not getting in on that one. Then, another, in the following days, was driven up to over $800. Two bidders were cutting each other, terribly. The less expensive of the two was a "script" cue, while the more expensive was an "originals". That could be the reason for the difference. Either way, "originals" or "script", it's a pretty rare Moochie.
Josh
Prices on these are all over the place. It really depends on who is surfing eBay on any given day/week. I watched one go for a little more than $400; really regretted not getting in on that one. Then, another, in the following days, was driven up to over $800. Two bidders were cutting each other, terribly. The less expensive of the two was a "script" cue, while the more expensive was an "originals". That could be the reason for the difference. Either way, "originals" or "script", it's a pretty rare Moochie.
Josh
Ken,
I'm not sure if the ebony Tomahawk cue is
more common one. I've seen a lot more of
the OP posted cue than the ebony one over the
years but thats just me.
The green Tomahawk cue is probably very
hard one to find. Just about as hard to find like the
Meucci original brochure that I have and the Meucci rotating display
case with cabinet.
Mike
I'm not sure if the ebony Tomahawk cue is
more common one. I've seen a lot more of
the OP posted cue than the ebony one over the
years but thats just me.
The green Tomahawk cue is probably very
hard one to find. Just about as hard to find like the
Meucci original brochure that I have and the Meucci rotating display
case with cabinet.
Mike
TOMAHAWK47
New member
I have an 88-5B Tomahawk that I might sell if the offer price is right. I have had it for 25 years and it is in Excellent condition. I would say 95% of new condition. It has been played in the early 90's but has been a closet queen since then.
