Just rec'd this from Ed Young... following is some of the details as per his email:
PurpleHart, black leather wrap, wood trim rings at the joint, "A", "B", butt, Kersenbrock "Roller -K" logo in the butt cap.
It was made about 15 years ago.
A DPK "Elegant Solution" is a simple cue without any points. A cue with exceptional wood that plays well. Most only had joint rings and occasionally a matching butt ring. This cue has rings at the 'A' and 'B' also. Dave called the Purplehart cue a COD or Catch Of the Day. The term refers to the wood in the cue. The material in the cue was the best or most unique wood out of a batch. The Purplehart is actually figured, not real common. Figured Purplehart is usually quite a bit denser and crisper hitting. Figured Purplehart plays great.
DPK did the joint protectors, he refers to them as "champaign corks".
PurpleHart, black leather wrap, wood trim rings at the joint, "A", "B", butt, Kersenbrock "Roller -K" logo in the butt cap.
It was made about 15 years ago.
A DPK "Elegant Solution" is a simple cue without any points. A cue with exceptional wood that plays well. Most only had joint rings and occasionally a matching butt ring. This cue has rings at the 'A' and 'B' also. Dave called the Purplehart cue a COD or Catch Of the Day. The term refers to the wood in the cue. The material in the cue was the best or most unique wood out of a batch. The Purplehart is actually figured, not real common. Figured Purplehart is usually quite a bit denser and crisper hitting. Figured Purplehart plays great.
DPK did the joint protectors, he refers to them as "champaign corks".
PK Elegant Solution