Reading Shorty's thread on the Cuemakers forum about when it's polite (my word) to sell a custom cue made for you, made me think what a fickle bunch of horse (cue) traders we can be. Which brought to mind the question . . .
What is the oldest cue you now own that was custom made for you? Or, even the cue that you are the first owner of? Pictures are encouraged!
I don't have a good picture of my first cue, which is a 1977 McDermott B-1. It ain't straight but still hits 'em ok.
This picture is a 1978 Josswest made for me just before Bill Stroud moved from Tulsa. He found the "buggy whip" leather and had Fellini make a few cases from it, and I was lucky enough to snag one with the cue. And, no, the shafts and butt are not crooked! My cheap camera distorted them. I need Jeff or Zeeder to take my pics. This one may go into the casket with me.
What is the oldest cue you now own that was custom made for you? Or, even the cue that you are the first owner of? Pictures are encouraged!
I don't have a good picture of my first cue, which is a 1977 McDermott B-1. It ain't straight but still hits 'em ok.
This picture is a 1978 Josswest made for me just before Bill Stroud moved from Tulsa. He found the "buggy whip" leather and had Fellini make a few cases from it, and I was lucky enough to snag one with the cue. And, no, the shafts and butt are not crooked! My cheap camera distorted them. I need Jeff or Zeeder to take my pics. This one may go into the casket with me.
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