> Richard Harris has been building cues for about nine years I believe.
>Most of his cues look much like Southwests, same designs, same pin and so
>forth. He used to be in Kentucky and he called his cues " Bluegrass cues ",
>he now lives just outside of Hillsboro, Oh. and he has no ph.#. Apparently
>doesn't like to be bothered.
> Dick
And he is a really good actor too. :)
All kidding aside, there is also a Harris making cues in New Haven CT. But his
cues do not look to be Southwestish in the slightest.
Joe
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I would also dearly love to find out where this man is, as when he was here
I gave him my custom Meucci cue (worth >$1,000 US) to refinish, and haven't
seen or heard from him since. If anyone can get a lead on him, I will very
gladly pay him a personal visit anywhere in North America.
Peter Hourie
Vancouver, BC
Chuck McNeely <qua...@atl.bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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Ted Harris is very much alive and still in the general Wash DC metro area.
I don't have a phone number for him, but I suspect that he will be at the
Valley Forge Expo event. He usually attends and performs cue maintenance
for the players (tips, etc.).
I know several players who take their cues to Ted. I'll ask around for his
address and telephone number when I get the next opportunity.
Maybe someone will spot this post and provide the information.
--
Ken Bour
Sterling, VA
http://www.erols.com/kbour
Peter Hourie wrote in message ...
Good Luck,
Jeff Mishler