Most Unique Cue

I have the only cue with Rafael Martinez' name engraved on it. It is a Cousin's cue and Rafael had a Mexican craftsman do it for him. It is in script at the base of the butt. The cue hits a ton too! Super solid and not for sale. ;)
 
i remember seeing one on ebay that was made out of a bull penis or something similarly disgusting.
 
There are a couple of stepped/crooked cues out there, where the handle is on a different axis parallel to the forearm.

There are also the cues from Marshal Piercy who brought his cues to Valley Forge. Piercy encases things like snake bones and worms in his cues in clear finish.
 

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jensen_lover said:
Who would you say has the most unique playable cue. Not like the Ivory PFD Tutankamun but cues that people actually play with.
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I have a completely unique Barnhart. Kind of fancy, but just elegant.

5 points, 5 veneers, lots of silver.

Haven't hit a ball with it yet:
 
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Ill serve up my Joss as a unique playing cue Its not a production cue, Its a one of a kind im still looking for other cues that have joint styles like mine i just havnt seen them out there yet.
 
Here's a unique cue made by Robert Renis -- called Bobcues. Don't know if they are still available or not -- haven't seen one being used in a long time. The shafts are made of dymondwood, a synthetic product that won't warp and is hard to damage in any way. Most people found it hard to believe, but you can break with them with no danger of hurting them. The cue I had was pretty plain and went a little over 15 ounces. These cues have a straight 10, 11, or 12 mm shaft, no taper, all the way down to within about 6 or 8 inches of the joint; then they rapidly taper up to the joint size.

I liked shooting with mine, but I had it stuck down in my case which was leaning against a wall. It got knocked over and the top of a half wall rail caught the cue just above the joint and snapped it. Still have the remnants and will have it repaired some day...

http://www.westcoastcues.com/bobcues/
 
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