Thomas Wayne Lone Star

Description

• Another home run from the Hall of Fame Master!
• This is a rare one-of-a-kind piece fresh out of a very prestigious private collection of excellent cues.
• Made for the I.C.C.S Lone Star Collection 2007.
• The condition is still new! A must have for any collection of fine cues……. L.O.A. Included
• Thomas named this idiosyncratic piece, “The Lone Star of my youth!”
• Bolivian Rosewood, pre-ban “natural material”, IV
• Blood Burl, and Pulverized Gold Leaf where all included in the construction and design of this cue.
• The amount of immense talent and ability that went into this creation are truly mind blowing…..
• Thomas incorporated some very high level techniques to produce this work of art….. 4- axis inlay, filled engraving, and traditional gold-leaf technique…
• His influence, as stated in the L.OA, was to embrace what the “Lone Star” meant to him in his life….
• In the words of the artist, “My humble contribution to this collection has for its roots my own personal connection to the great Lone Star State reaching all the way back to my college days and the wonderful times my fellow alumni and I enjoyed courtesy of Texas, and her wonderful Lone Star.”
• Written by Thomas Wayne, October 2007
• No wonder he included an empty beer can!
• Such a truly remarkable example of unparalleled skill!
• Specs: Butt weight- 14.7 oz- Radial Pin
• A custom set of matching JP’s are included
• Two very old growth Maple shafts- 3.6 oz- 13 m
• This is the first time this special cue has been offered for sale in the marketplace…….