Ivory? Cue ball
- Thread starter Billiard Architect
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Anyone that has any experience with ivory will have doubts the cue ball was indeed ivory.
If someone wants to believe that this is ivory, good for them. Everyone is entitled to think
whatever but if you're going to spend money to get this, be prepared for a disappointment.
Matt B.
If someone wants to believe that this is ivory, good for them. Everyone is entitled to think
whatever but if you're going to spend money to get this, be prepared for a disappointment.
Matt B.
I just found this thread and have to agree with you.
However, that cue ball is awesome and I would buy it
I’m sure it’s been said but testing ivory is as simple as touching it with a hot needle...any man made object will tell the tale
Cue Ball
Send me the ball and I will send you $100.00 plus shipping . . . Thanks, Paul . . . www.pfdstudios.com
Send me the ball and I will send you $100.00 plus shipping . . . Thanks, Paul . . . www.pfdstudios.com
LOL nice answer.
Matt,
I think you might be surprised about this one.
This is a high quality ivory ball......
Will Prout
I could be the ignorant one of the thread but every single ivory cue ball doesnt have to be so old as to have highly visible grain...does it 
Ivory is not hard to get, and anyone with a lathe and common sense could turn one out. I have had dozens of ivory ferrule shafts that a lot of cue gurus would swear was not ivory if I posted pictures of them. Same with buttcaps, joints and inlays.
Nothing for or against the OP just throwing out there the fact that all things considered...must be considered :wink:
Ivory is not hard to get, and anyone with a lathe and common sense could turn one out. I have had dozens of ivory ferrule shafts that a lot of cue gurus would swear was not ivory if I posted pictures of them. Same with buttcaps, joints and inlays. Nothing for or against the OP just throwing out there the fact that all things considered...must be considered :wink: