Omen pool cue ID help

[Omenman172]

I have a cue that I purchased around 20 years ago (preowned at the time). I was told it was an Omen Jump Break that was made as a set for a player out of NY. At the time I owned another Omen J/B cue and other that the Joint pin the dimensions were exact. I do know that PETE MADE CUES WITH A 5/16 x 14 pin for special requests in his early years. Anyway I have enclosed photos and I was wondering if there is any way for me to positively ID this cue as I will be looking to sell it and I don’t want to miss represent what it is. Thanks in advance

 

[InsertCleverNameHere]

@jazznpool

 

[maha]

i have no idea but its a real nice sneaky. and if the butt is ebony more.
probably about 500 bucks max. unless its something special i cant see.

and if its a shorter cue much less.

and few will pay more than about 300 unless a cue more workmanship..

 

[Omenman172]

i have no idea but its a real nice sneaky. and if the butt is ebony more.
probably about 500 bucks max. unless its something special i cant see.

and if its a shorter cue much less.

and few will pay more than about 300 unless a cue more workmanship..

It’s actually not a sneaky it’s a jump break. It is a nice coco to a nicely figured maple with fancy ring work. It does scream Omen to me.

 

[jazznpool]

It sure looks like Pete Ohman’s work. He built solid, excellent value cues for lots of years. I think he has slowed down now not building the volume he once did.

 

[Omenman172]

Thanks I wish there was a way to send it to him to I’d it and sign it with a refinish. I can’t find any contact info for him

 

[jazznpool]

Thanks I wish there was a way to send it to him to I’d it and sign it with a refinish. I can’t find any contact info for hi

 

[jazznpool]

321-604-1857

 

[maha]

so what do you think its worth?

 

[Omenman172]

321-604-1857

Thank you I will call