cueman AzB Silver Member Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #1 Here is a Thomas Wayne box cue. The ivory boxes are outlined with silver, which was rare for the age of the cue. Thomas is best known for his inlays weaving around the cue designs, but he has always been top notch on other styles of work also.
Here is a Thomas Wayne box cue. The ivory boxes are outlined with silver, which was rare for the age of the cue. Thomas is best known for his inlays weaving around the cue designs, but he has always been top notch on other styles of work also.
Canadian cue AzB Silver Member Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #2 What year was this cue made? Was this one of his first?
T Thomas Wayne AzB Silver Member Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #3 At a glance, based on certain characteristics such a point length and ring configuration, I would put that cue somewhere around 1987-88. TW
At a glance, based on certain characteristics such a point length and ring configuration, I would put that cue somewhere around 1987-88. TW
Canadian cue AzB Silver Member Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #4 Thanks for the quick response, when did you start building?
T Thomas Wayne AzB Silver Member Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #5 Canadian cue said: Thanks for the quick response, when did you start building? Click to expand... "Officially" (as in selling cues I made)? 1982. Unofficially, 1979. Still have my first 4-point that used a a blank I made in the very early 80's. TW
Canadian cue said: Thanks for the quick response, when did you start building? Click to expand... "Officially" (as in selling cues I made)? 1982. Unofficially, 1979. Still have my first 4-point that used a a blank I made in the very early 80's. TW
cueaddicts AzB Gold Member Gold Member Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #6 Cool, Chris, haven't seen that one in a while.
Canadian cue AzB Silver Member Silver Member Dec 9, 2013 #7 Thomas Wayne said: "Officially" (as in selling cues I made)? 1982. Unofficially, 1979. Still have my first 4-point that used a a blank I made in the very early 80's. TW Click to expand... Thank you for the history
Thomas Wayne said: "Officially" (as in selling cues I made)? 1982. Unofficially, 1979. Still have my first 4-point that used a a blank I made in the very early 80's. TW Click to expand... Thank you for the history
metallicane AzB Silver Member Silver Member Dec 10, 2013 #8 Nice looking cue. I have always liked his cues.