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The Tom Newman Champion cue is simply inscribed “Champion Cue” below is an impressed signature and it references Newman’s break of 1,370. There is no mention of a maker on this badge. It has an ebony butt distinguished with a front mahogany or peduke splice and an ash or maple shaft. This is the most commonly found Tom Newman cue.
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