I'll bite. The collection is constantly in a state of change, but that is the nature of a Ho'ing beast.
Current as of 8/04[u]
Scotty Cameron Newport Beach, 34"/ 340 gram Japanese Intended
Scotty Cameron Coronado, Gun Blue with hand-stamps
Byron Morgan handmade #2, My Day style in carbon steel, gorgeous milling and welds
Byron Morgan Copper Prototype, Dalehead 2 style. Hand stamped on sole, absolutely gorgeous patina
John Byron Copper Cush, Black mist finish with plated insert
John Byron Copper Cush Ltd Edition, Satin finish with exposed copper insert
John Byron MO model, gun blue finish and stunning
Bobby Grace Tour Issue Pip Squeek, pinned shaft and hand stamped "GRACE" in the back
Kevin Burns, 9311, hidden insert, pretty cool flatstick
George Palombi Center Shafted Newport style head, black finish and stamped "VIP 8 OF 12"
Scotty Cameron redesign of the Standard Bullseye, New with plastic still on grip and Care sheet under it.
Tom Slighter for Blade Golf, Tacoma prototype. Satin finish and 1 of 8 made for the Blade Golf Company
Tom Slighter Long Neck Tacoma Prototype, 34" 345 grams. Best Looking putter I have ever owned.
Tad Moore TM-S5, nice little flat blade, no frills, just a business putter. Works like a champ......sometimes
TP Mills for Spalding TPM 6, flat blade that has been customized with new bluing and ferrule added
John Byron Mid Broom, Stainless Steel belly putter that is a Newport on steroids
John Byron DaleHead, stainless steel, foundry finish without the milled face, polish and satin mix.
Northwestern Tom Weiskopf putter, Ironmaster style blade with "TS #54" hand-stamped on the sole.
I never in a million years thought that I would put a Northwestern putter in my collection, but this blade
is stunning. It rivals any heel-shafted blade I have ever owned for fit and finish. There is a story
behind this putter, I just need to dig a bit to find it out.
Oh, currently in the bag and nearly forgotten, a Scotty Cameron Mid Sur, reshafted to 34 1/2" and saved
from a butcher-job. You can see some pics of it in a recent post of mine. The previous owner ground
the corners square and a fair amount of weight off of the sole at the heel of the putter. I rescued it,
brought it home and smoothed off the sharp parts. I polished it up, took out the dings on the topline
and put it in the bag. My first two rounds with it each had a 35' birdie putt drained with this bad rascal.
It was on the same hole, one week apart and both putts had at least 6 feet of break. Yes, it is earning
return trip to the course, this Sunday.
I have 3 additional putters in Byron Morgan's custom shop, currently being souped-up. A Wilson TPA XVIII,
(Faldo style TPA), a Wilson TPA X (heel shafted blade with a cavity and sightlines), and a Cleveland
Des. By Ben Crenshaw. Just got done chatting with Byron and finalizing what the direction for the trio.
If you have never had the opportunity to work with Byron, do it now. He is one of the best guys in the
putter business for handmades, as well as custom work. If you have a putter that you have
been debating on having refinished, get ahold of Byron and get it done. You won't be sorry.
I'll post pics when the 3 above putters are returned home and let you drool.
Hope nobody got bored with my list. It isn't a big money list, but it is all paid for and I can still eat. LOL
NEXT!
LaMont in AZ
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Great collection which shows you know a thing or two about putter makers (though I would like to see you add another TP Mills putter and at least one Bettinardi 
). I look forward to seeing the updated pics.
As you can see by my signature, it's been a bad day on the course, and the only thing I could do was go shopping. 
thats was funny, i clicked on the link expecting to see reids putters again. what i didnt expect was that!......that was a good one!
