some new cues

[cornerstone]

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[BPG24]

Incredible collection...
You must be very wealthy

 

[1pRoscoe]

Where is the "Lone Star" cue????

 

[JustPlay]

fantastic collection, I love the McWorter. I give you $2200.00 for it

 

[cornerstone]

Incredible collection...
You must be very wealthy

no just heavly invested!!

 

[cornerstone]

Where is the "Lone Star" cue????

I didnt buy the collection, I heard it went to a private collector

 

[cornerstone]

fantastic collection, I love the McWorter. I give you $2200.00 for it

cant do that , sorry. but it never hurts to ask. the worst somone can say is no!

 

[The Beginner]

no just heavly invested!!

You Heavily invested and you share some to others needs

Beautiful cues you hve there Bill one day i'll ask you to help me get one of your awesome cues god bless

 

[matcase]

That Thomas Wayne fellow may just get the hang of this inlay stuff yet

 

[dave sutton]

cant do that , sorry. but it never hurts to ask. the worst somone can say is no!

my wife says that to me all the time

 

[wild west]

The entire "Lone Star" collection was purchased by Richard Helmstetter. Bid was placed by Richard Black on his behalf...in fact..it was the only bid. $30 grand for the entire collection.

 

[Thomas Wayne]

Mistaken information

The entire "Lone Star" collection was purchased by Richard Helmstetter. Bid was placed by Richard Black on his behalf...in fact..it was the only bid. $30 grand for the entire collection.

The collection was NOT purchased by Richard Helmstetter; another collector had the highest bid. If all displaying cuemakers come through with their cues as promised - some were incomplete or absent - the collection price will equal or exceed at least $38,500.00.

TW<--- knows who bought his "Lone Star" cue

 

[wild west]

I must have been mis-informed by some of the attending collectors/cuemakers.

 

[1pRoscoe]

The collection was NOT purchased by Richard Helmstetter; another collector had the highest bid. If all displaying cuemakers come through with their cues as promised - some were incomplete or absent - the collection price will equal or exceed at least $38,500.00.

TW<--- knows who bought his "Lone Star" cue

Who bought it, Thomas?

-Ross
Native Texan, likes the "other place" better...

 

[cornerstone]

the fancy thomas wayne is sold also the arthur cue is sold!! and the pink ivory boar!!!

 

[Fatboy]

Incredible collection...
You must be very wealthy

he is just a good business man and its his inventory, when he sells all these he will go out and but a whole lot more. there isnt a lot of $$$ in the cue biz its a labor of love and passion. Bill has both. There are other great guys on here that do the same thing and dont rob their customers, its a relationship business, the collectors and brokers, I'm kinda in the middle, more of a collector but I do flip cues now and then, years ago I was a dealer before the internet.

 

[SphinxnihpS]

Thomas Wayne, your filigree knot inlays are beyond compare!

 

[HIRUN526]

Hello Bill,
You never cease to amaze me, you have made a total commitment to offering the finest cues in the world. When you have a great reputation and inventory like you do it's easy to see why your are so successful. Keep on cueing!

Scott

 

[merylane]

Hello Bill,
You never cease to amaze me, you have made a total commitment to offering the finest cues in the world. When you have a great reputation and inventory like you do it's easy to see why your are so successful. Keep on cueing!

Scott

no way... i wonder what i can get for 5 bucks?

 

[cornerstone]

no way... i wonder what i can get for 5 bucks?

I might a have a plastic joint cap that came off a original jons showman!!!