McDermott M8P1 Prestige Series | Limited 99/100 | 24k Gold | Mint

Presenting a rare and highly collectible McDermott M8P1 Prestige cue, part of McDermott’s flagship “Prestige” series (circa 1998). This cue is being offered in mint condition, complete with original hard case and the single original maple shaft. A top-tier investment piece for serious cue collectors.

Specifications:

  • Model: M8P1 Prestige 99/100
  • Joint: 3/8-10 stainless steel quick-release joint.
  • Shaft: Original McDermott traditional maple shaft (~13 mm tip)
  • Wrap: Genuine Irish linen (or original McDermott premium wrap)
  • Finish & Inlays: High-gloss finish, intricate exotic wood inlays typical of the Prestige line.
  • Includes: Original hard case (as verified), cue butt & shaft in original configuration
  • Condition: Mint — no noticeable wear, original finish intact, inlays crisp, wrap like new, straight and true.
Condition Notes:
This cue has been meticulously stored and shows no visible signs of damage, warping, refinish or refurbishing. The original shaft remains in excellent condition and fits perfectly. The accompanying case is included and shows appropriate mint-storage condition.

$2200 Shipped to your door
Also willing to negotiate

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leather case cleaning

I think a case cleaner varies, depending on the casemaker. John Barton did a very good video where he used Lexol to clean and polish a case, did a very nice job. It was pretty light color. Having a Justis case, I asked him what was the best method of occasional cleaning. He said no creams, no polishes, no water. Just the right color paste shoe polish. So, It may vary, depending on the leather, method of tanning, and dye.

2005 Derby Classic Jerry Franklin Commemorative Cue For Sale

This is my first post here so please advise if something is out of line.

I'm bringing to the market a one of a kind.
Handcrafted by Lee Malakoff was to be raffled off at the 2005 Derby City Classic in Louisville Kentucky January 2005. Just before the show the cue was slightly damaged.

Stained with 5 ebony points and inlays. It has a simulated ivory butt sleeve and butt cap. The cue has Fancy trim rings at A, B, C, D, & E. The pin is a SW Style 3/8-11 Pin. Handle is alligator leather.

Cue is brand new, never been chalked, and it fully functional to play. Comes with a Letter Of Provence.

Price is $8500 Shipped to your door.
Willing to negotiate

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Brunswick cimarron pockets.

Got the pockets on and it’s playable finally. Still need to do some work but I’ve been itching to actually play. Going to do some repair on the skirts before I put them on as well.

Found this tag and sticker on the frame which adds to the coolness for me give the time period the table was made. Cheers and thanks for everything again

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Earth Has Tilted 31.5 Inches.

it takes time for it to happen so over the years ive had to keep raising one side of my table until it took two large concrete blocks to level it.

but now the side rail is chin high so i have to put bricks along that side of the table to stand on.
I hate when that happens, I thought it was just me. It affected the foot spot side of my table, I thought my break speed was decreasing, it was just because I was shooting so far up hill, now that I fixed it my break speed is back to normal.

I am sure you can identify these cues (original Balabushka)

I don't think these have been chalked in decades. (Not mine by the way, belong to a friend) $250k? View attachment 863940
In today's market, I don't know about $250K, but you may not be far off. Believe I see fancy Tads, some Ginas, Some Bushkas? Is the box cue the rare Schon box cue?

Anyhow gorgeous collection.

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