Thrift store cue ID please
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Another Rich cue!
I've been going through my cues, can barely move in my office, there is a similar one on the floor behind me with 3 brown pearlized plastic rings. Same joint rings. Same forearm wood. Same pin and collar. Has a segmented wrap.
Ubiquitous, plenty around, typically found inexpensive. Often in nice condition.
Fun to find, fun to own, fun to play with. If you find one and don't want it, easy to sell.
I've been going through my cues, can barely move in my office, there is a similar one on the floor behind me with 3 brown pearlized plastic rings. Same joint rings. Same forearm wood. Same pin and collar. Has a segmented wrap.
Ubiquitous, plenty around, typically found inexpensive. Often in nice condition.
Fun to find, fun to own, fun to play with. If you find one and don't want it, easy to sell.
How far we've come when thrift stores have silent auctions for cues!!!
I got a Rich cue pretty cheap and sent it to Rick Howard to make a new shaft for it.......
I smile everytime I play with it. I probably will give it to one of my grandsons as a starter cue.
For those folks that might pick up one of these cues with a crappy shaft, I recommend talking to Rick and have him make one of his killer shafts for it.
Best of rolls,
Ken
I smile everytime I play with it. I probably will give it to one of my grandsons as a starter cue.
For those folks that might pick up one of these cues with a crappy shaft, I recommend talking to Rick and have him make one of his killer shafts for it.
Best of rolls,
Ken
I think my first cue was a Rich.
That photo brings back memories, though mine had a brass joint.
Lou Figueroa
long ago and
far away