My Dale Patten <Part 1>

titlistsucker

Deceased
This an early Richie Florence Cue built in the 70s...

From i know from the Blue Book, Dale Patten, which hails from Redondo Beach California, was a machinist who was the brother in law to Richie Florence, a pro at that time. Dale Patten made these "Richie Florence cues" in the 70s and Richie marketed them in tournaments.

i was also told that blank is either made by Burton Spain or Szamboti. If so this must be a early blank, as its pretty short. but it is very well constructed and all points are sharp and even, always a hallmark of excellence IMHO.

Brazillian Rosewood points and Butt, rare Ivory Joint.

Thats all i know, i would appreciate more information on Mr Dale Patten and whether he is still making cues...

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I'm well aware that this is almost a 10 year old thread and that the OP is now deceased, but for the sake of others research, I don't believe this cue is a Dale Patten. I'm almost positive that this is a Huebler RH7 model from the late 70's, as I recently picked one up myself.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=411000

Back to your previously scheduled Christmas evening festivities.
 
I would have to agree. Also the joint collars on my Dale Patten cue are a lot thicker on the butt and shafts.
 
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