Old Viking Cues.

Mr. Bass Man

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What a great thread and epic collection jayman 🤩 renewed my love for the old viking cues, I've got one or two in the collection that are 3 prong Wico forearms
 

jayman

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What a great thread and epic collection jayman 🤩 renewed my love for the old viking cues, I've got one or two in the collection that are 3 prong Wico forearms
Thank you. You know how it is, Pictures are very nice and all, But when I see some of these old beauties up close and personal I just get a feeling that is kind of hard to describe thinking about the billiard and pool history and the bygone era they represent. I have thought more than once of cashing them out. and dissolving the museum. I'm very glad right now that I have not done that. I hope other people enjoy them as you I do. Fun stuff brother man!
 

jayman

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My Girl has a new friend. I think they make a nice couple.
If I had a good camera you'd be very impressed! Lol



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SSDiver2112

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It does not have to be the fanciest cue to be super cool. The shaft seems very dark, is it just the lighting, or is unusually dark wood?
I know. I liked its simplicity. Yes the shaft is very dark. I cannot tell if it is the wood or a stain.
 

jayman

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I have a couple of the Viking Wico style cues in blue that are really nice examples of that era, But I can not get a decent picture of them to save my life. If I ever do I'll share them here. They are among the best looking ones in that style I have ever had. I hope to get some clear pictures before I sell or trade them. I think they would be a good addition to this Viking thread.
 

cueman

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That cue is a later date than Wico points made by Bob Meucci. Bob told me when he got tired of making them he gave the extrusion process for the plastic veneers to Gordon Hart owner of Viking to continue on with making their own point blanks using those plastic seamless points. He also told me when the company quit making the glue that really worked good with them that it was the end of using them for everyone.
 

Benhogan

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There is some very nice old Vikings in this post ,especially PDX 's. This is my Viking purchased new in 96 or 97 and model #if i remember is Q21 and has a few "miles " including the butt that is my reminder not to get mad after a game :cry:
 

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jayman

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Well...Yeah. I would be open to discussion. Most of these cues are unusual examples, one of a kinds, or very hard if not impossible to locate.
P.M. me if you'd like to talk.
Other folks may chime in on the ones they have perhaps. Good Luck!
 
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