Custom Cue ????

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holdyourown

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Hello,

Im looking to see if anyone might have an idea as to what kind of cue this is. The forearm is a reddish tint, maybe African Rosewood?? Darker wood points and butt sleeve and looks like ivory inlays. Joint pin is brass and looks like 3/8x10 or 3/8x1. I can't find any markings. Also the handle has a slimer taper than what you find on most production cues. Any info would be very helpful.

P.S. I am unable to upload pics from my phone, I will try when I get to a computer.

Thanks,

Bryan
 

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holdyourown said:
Hello,

Im looking to see if anyone might have an idea as to what kind of cue this is. The forearm is a reddish tint, maybe African Rosewood?? Darker wood points and butt sleeve and looks like ivory inlays. Joint pin is brass and looks like 3/8x10 or 3/8x1. I can't find any markings. Also the handle has a slimer taper than what you find on most production cues. Any info would be very helpful.

P.S. I am unable to upload pics from my phone, I will try when I get to a computer.

Thanks,



It has African Blackwood? It must be from Africa, Elephants are from Africa.

Rhinos come from Africa as well.

What do you get when you cross the two a make a Cue?

You get the very first


ELAPHINO Cue.


Hell if I know without pictures, been fun though.

:wink:
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holdyourown said:
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The forearm is a reddish tint,
Darker wood points
I can't find any markings.
I am unable to upload pics
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hmmm, "reddish forearm, darker wood points, no markings and no pics".

There is only one cue that could possibly be! ;)
 
This cue is still available. I was told it was a Glenn Graham cue from Tucson, AZ. It sits in a case in my closet so any reasonable offer will be accepted.
 
holdyourown said:
This cue is still available. I was told it was a Glenn Graham cue from Tucson, AZ. It sits in a case in my closet so any reasonable offer will be accepted.
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Dude this is the Guess What forum. If you want to sell sumting,there is a for sale fourm
 
African Rosewood is sometimes used in referring to Bubinga .
That does not look like bubinga.

And my gut tells me your first name is really Justine.
And your never ending search goes on.
 
Besides being beat to hell. I'd guess and say cocobola and ebony. Sought of like a Predator design I saw from a 1999 catalog. But execution was lost a bit. Bet she would nice restored. Just not sure it's worth it.
 
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