Who is the cue expert?

[Chopdoc]

Steve Mizerak professional Dove cues.....ChopDoc....lol

:grin-square::grin-square::grin-square:


Yeah, well....don't tell the girls, OK?


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[Chopdoc]

Absolutely agree, doc. In any cue thread, there will be some detractors, because, it's what they do. I had the same experience with a historical cue thread, very positive, but some had their panties in a twist, for whatever reason they do on the internet.

It's a great thread, actually invites posters to identify people with knowledge on cues. It can't be a bad thing. And here's hoping the thread goes on.

All the best,
WW

It's been fun so far.



And I got outed on the Mizerak cues. LOL!


Skeletons in the closet. :frown: :wink::grin-square:



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[poolcrazy]

Huebler cues

Well most of the Huebler info can be found on my
Huebler cue fan page
I have listed almost every known brochure that was printed
I also can id his cues that were not in brochures
most can be identified by length, logo and materials used in the cue.
so if anyone has questions my contact info is on the page.

Terry Bajorek
AKA poolcrazy

 

[Ak Guy]

Mark Griffin?

I think Mark Griffin has as good an idea as any one. He has had a pretty good cue collection and been involved in almost every avenue of the billiard world for almost all of his adult life.

 

[Ahwahnee]

Huebler cues

Well most of the Huebler info can be found on my
Huebler cue fan page
I have listed almost every known brochure that was printed
I also can id his cues that were not in brochures
most can be identified by length, logo and materials used in the cue.
so if anyone has questions my contact info is on the page.

Terry Bajorek
AKA poolcrazy

Any idea about this?

 

[cuesblues]

I'm an expert on vintage "light-up" cues

 

[Ahwahnee]

What model is this?

 

[Chopdoc]

1981-82 Vertical Logo

I think it's an H-9

 

[Ahwahnee]

Any idea of its value?

 

[LibraryFool77]

great cues in the $150 range - justinb386

This is seriously funny, but he needs them free.

 

[LibraryFool77]

I’ll offer my opinion on Schons or Runde’s, if requested. Pretty large history of following.

 

[Ahwahnee]

Can you help me identify and possibly the value this Schon?
Thanks!

 

[spliced]

Can you help me identify and possibly the value this Schon?
Thanks!

SP-30 as seen here:

Thread 'Would this be a Runde Schon?'

Apr 20, 2017

I just picked up this Schon SP-30...I believe it was made between 88-91...Would this be considered a Runde cue...I sure like it either way

• ru4au2
• Replies: 15
• Forum: Main Forum

 

[Ahwahnee]

SP-30 as seen here:

Thread 'Would this be a Runde Schon?'

Apr 20, 2017

I just picked up this Schon SP-30...I believe it was made between 88-91...Would this be considered a Runde cue...I sure like it either way

• ru4au2
• Replies: 15
• Forum: Main Forum

 

[Ahwahnee]

If it’s an SP30, I’d like to sell it. What’s the value?
Thx

 

[spliced]

If it’s an SP30, I’d like to sell it. What’s the value?
Thx

Value in today’s market is extremely subjective and tends to be only what someone is willing to pay. Try Facebook Schon cues group

 

[LibraryFool77]

Can you help me identify and possibly the value this Schon?
Thanks!

Rounded points Runde, under appreciated. One original micarta full shaft I’d say to a true advocate $1500, but the market is fickle if not sharp points. GLWS if that’s what you’re desiring.

 

[maha]

i cant name most cues or could care less but was friends or known well, at least a half dozen or more, of the most famous makers ever.

holding a cue that you bought used made for someone else, is never the same as holding one the maker made especially for you.
and handed it to you directly.

 

[LibraryFool77]

I agree w you, the only cue I own I wouldn’t sell was built by a respected builder who doesn’t generally take requests. I asked for one minor detail and he complied, it will never be for sale, but there are cues I’d love to own by those have passed. Stroud and Gus are the first that come to mind.