Cues FS: Mottey, White, Scruggs, Capones and more...

kbooks3

kbooks3

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Hi, here are several cues I have for sale...

Cues from left to right with prices(shipped cont. US):

1. 1996 Mcdermott...like new...just put on a new tip and cortland style linen wrap $185

2. Schon, stitch rings, all original, 2 shafts(4.4,4.5 ozs.), Butt 15.6 ozs. $600

3. Schon R-12, butt refinished by schon with leather, 2 shafts(4.4,4.1 ozs.) Butt 15.6 $1100

4. Benson...like new...abalone inlays...2 shafts(4.1,3.8 ozs.) Butt 15.8...$800 SOLD!!!

5. Phillippi...Great condition...2 shafts(1-new, 1-matching predator) $1200

6. Scruggs...all original...fancy cue from 1st catalog...2 shafts, $1900

7. Mottey...like new...2 shaft...made in 1995, 19.3 ozs 12.8 and 13mm..$2500

8. James White..brand new...burl and ebony...3/8x11 ivory joint, 19.5 ozs, 58 in...$2200

9. Capone...like new..shafts look unplayed to me 19.5, 13mm moori tips...$1700

11. Capone...excellent condition...2 shafts..$850

12. Predator LE-5...like new...314 shaft...$650 SOLD ON EBAY!!

These are my asking prices...and I don't get insulted easily...so fire away.

I have some case too...Justis, Whitten, It's George, Swift, Kelli and more $230-325 ALL SOLD BUT THE GEORGE AND SWIFT CASE

I also have some 314 and one universal smart shaft...Only one no decal used 314 left $95 shipped!

Please email me if you need more info... jredwards4@yahoo.com

Thanks,

Jeremy

(574) 298-1063

PS...ala Don Sherman...some joint protectors may NOT be included...but may be purchased at an additional cost:D


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jer,

i wanna get your heaviest predator.....maybe 2.

the old logo one looks good.

please give me first shot at it.

call me tomorrow.


chris G
 
No problem....

bogey54311 said:
jer,

i wanna get your heaviest predator.....maybe 2.

the old logo one looks good.

please give me first shot at it.

call me tomorrow.


chris G
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Hey Chris....I have already set one heavy 314 aside for you...these are just some others...btw, the old logo shaft weighs 4.1 ozs.
 
Sweet cues!

I love your taste in cues! Please PM me a prive for the two 2x1 cases.
Nick
 
I find myself tormented by the Bensen, Mottey and White. Nice collection of cues. Hope you're not leaving the game.

Regards,

Doug

p.s. - I might be a player for the Benson.
 
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Not going anywhere yet...I hope anyways...

Salamander said:
I find myself tormented by the Bensen, Mottey and White. Nice collection of cues. Hope you're not leaving the game.

Regards,

Doug

p.s. - I might be a player for the Benson.
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Hey Doug...I am just selling some cues and cases just so I can buy more cues and cases....it's a viscous cycle:D

I still have plenty more cues to look at..my avatar has several members of my "Szam family"....btw, if you see that family falling apart...then assume I'm leaving the game.

The Benson is very nice...the ivory ferruled shaft has had some play but that is it. I still have another one but it's a little fancier. Let me know..

Best Regards,

Jeremy
 
Thanks!!!

ridewiththewind said:
That box-style points Scruggs is killer!

Lisa
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Thanks Lisa...your Skip is a beauty too...when I bought this Scruggs, I thought the butt and points were ebony...but once I got to see it up close, I think it may be rosewood. You can see the grain and it's a dark brown color and not black. I bet this cue has darkened up over the years too.
 
kbooks3 said:
Thanks Lisa...your Skip is a beauty too...when I bought this Scruggs, I thought the butt and points were ebony...but once I got to see it up close, I think it may be rosewood. You can see the grain and it's a dark brown color and not black. I bet this cue has darkened up over the years too.
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Thanks for the compliment on my cue!! It could be rosewood, or it could be Macassar ebony, which is often a chocolate brown with darker streaks running through it. I would have to see it close up to be able to tell. Here's pic showing the many color variations it can come in.

Lisa
 

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Hey Lisa...I guess it could be one the middle examples...either ways it has the coolest box veneers for an older cue. I do know the nose is straight grain maple..and the joint is micarta..and the ferrules are ivory and the wrap is leather.:D....oh and the bumper is rubber!
 
hey jeremy how much are you needing for the tan case third from left with the shark embossed on it, also whats the pin size and price on the smart shaft

thanks, jake
 
Capone

Nice collection.
#9 – pls adv.. sleeved ivory or sold? All that I have owned are sleeved..
(which is ok), just curious. Trust the sleeve/points are gaboon ebony, into separate gaboon ebony forearm(?)
Also, pls adv the no. of veneers and colors. Is the wrap leather, or linen?
I zoomed the photos with adobe, but couldn’t tell. Pls adv weight.
Kind Rgds, Brett
 
bigskyjake said:
hey jeremy how much are you needing for the tan case third from left with the shark embossed on it, also whats the pin size and price on the smart shaft

thanks, jake
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Hi Jake,

The used Justis case with the shark is $285. The smart shaft fits a 5/16x14 piloted joint with this adaptor. You can buy other adaptors though. I guess that's why it's "smart". $160 shipped...like new with moori tip.

Thanks,

Jeremy
 
I think their decals...

:D
keepitreal said:
Nice collection.
#9 – pls adv.. sleeved ivory or sold? All that I have owned are sleeved..
(which is ok), just curious. Trust the sleeve/points are gaboon ebony, into separate gaboon ebony forearm(?)
Also, pls adv the no. of veneers and colors. Is the wrap leather, or linen?
I zoomed the photos with adobe, but couldn’t tell. Pls adv weight.
Kind Rgds, Brett
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Hi Brett,

The Capone has a sleeved ivory joint. I don't beleive Mike makes them any other way. The veneers go white black white. The wrap is linen. Butt weight 15.5 ozs. both shafts are 4.0 ozs. and 13mm with new moori med tips and melamine ferrules.

I was just kidding about the decals...

Thanks,

Jeremy
 
I think they are decals...

:D
keepitreal said:
Nice collection.
#9 – pls adv.. sleeved ivory or sold? All that I have owned are sleeved..
(which is ok), just curious. Trust the sleeve/points are gaboon ebony, into separate gaboon ebony forearm(?)
Also, pls adv the no. of veneers and colors. Is the wrap leather, or linen?
I zoomed the photos with adobe, but couldn’t tell. Pls adv weight.
Kind Rgds, Brett
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Hi Brett,

The Capone has a sleeved ivory joint. I don't beleive Mike makes them any other way. The veneers go white black white. The wrap is linen. Butt weight 15.5 ozs. both shafts are 4.0 ozs. and 13mm with new moori med tips and melamine ferrules.

I was just kidding about the decals...

Thanks,

Jeremy
 
kbooks3 said:
Hey Chris....I have already set one heavy 314 aside for you...these are just some others...btw, the old logo shaft weighs 4.1 ozs.
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im probably gonna take that one too.

put it aside.


chris G
 
Too late...

bogey54311 said:
im probably gonna take that one too.

put it aside.


chris G
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Hey Chris...

The rat beat you to it...don't worry though...I have more.
 
The Scrugs boxed veneer cue is the NUTS!

One just sold on ebay for $1800.00 ! I like yours better and those old micarta joints play lights out! Just commited to something else or it would be mine
Good Luck
Nick
 
I think so too...

nick serdula said:
One just sold on ebay for $1800.00 ! I like yours better and those old micarta joints play lights out! Just commited to something else or it would be mine
Good Luck
Nick
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Hey Nick...this cue sure don't show it's age...it looks perfect and the shafts don't look like they have hit many balls ever...the more I talk about, the more I think I'll never find other Scruggs like it..I'm having second thoughts...I get too attached with these things:(

Anyways, thanks for the props..

Jeremy
 
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