Michael Webb, catching up

I don't play with mine much these days...but thanks for letting me know who to send it to if it ever needs restoration.

I can see differences in your restoration and my original...the wrap being the main thing.

I also need to look for somebody locally who can take better digital photos than myself. Sorry for my poor point & shoot quality here...

(edit) Can't sell it guys. That's my name under the clear plastic ring.
 

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I've seen the pics of your M before. This is only my opinion, but I would be very hesitant to refinish a cue in that is in such good condition.
 
pwd72s said:
I don't play with mine much these days...but thanks for letting me know who to send it to if it ever needs restoration.

I can see differences in your restoration and my original...the wrap being the main thing.

I also need to look for somebody locally who can take better digital photos than myself. Sorry for my poor point & shoot quality here...

(edit) Can't sell it guys. That's my name under the clear plastic ring.
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Original Palmer case: $200

Dwarf tall fescue sod: $1500

Cedar deck: $5,000

An all original Model M with your name under the window: Priceless.
 
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Michael is one of my favorite cuemakers, even though I have never had one of his cues. I've talked to him online for years, and always respected him.
 
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