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Vintage Brunswick White Label 17.2 oz.

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gambler67 said:
Vintage Brunswick in good condition for its age with fluted handle, mother of pearl snooker style inlay on the butt, all white natural material. There is a warp in the butt part of the cue near the joint but the shaft rolls flat. I think this is a Brunswick version of the model 26 1/2 with the white label which means the cue was produced in 1800's to 1905. The cue weighs 17.2 oz. with the butt weight at 13.6 and the shaft weight at 3.6 with my digital scale. The cue is 12.45 mm at the tip and is full spliced with i think rosewood into maple. I am including a vintage black leather Brunswick case that is in good condition with this very ornate Brunswick piece of history. Shipping will be free in the CONUS and Paypal is the form of payment.

$1300 shipped with Paypal goods and services or certain trades considered especially Cognoscenti Cues or certain custom cues
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Steve Lomax Butterfly for Nevel Cue 18.6oz

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gambler67 said:
Nice butterfly cue made by Steve for Larry Nevel, 18.6oz standard 58", shaft one dead straight 3.6oz, shaft 2 very slight taper 3.6oz and butt weight 15oz, dead straight shaft is 13mm and the slight taper roll shaft 12.5mm at the tip, cue is in good used condition has a scuff that is pictured in the leather wrap
lots of natural material in this cue

$8,000/OBO trades for certain cogs or Kikel cues considered otherwise Venmo/Paypal
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Going towards CF break shaft/cue, my options

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SSP said:
I'll play in $5 or $10 tournaments, it's good experience but my experience is gamblers don't like to quit until they have all your money, I have been approached a few times to gamble but I saw their speed and it wasn't any gamble on their part, I did get my first break and run of the year last week in league, there are a lot of players that are very good and have been playing a long time.
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I started gambling at pool when I was a young teen working in the pool hall.

I started playing as a kid and I played all the adults in the pool hall and watched the gamblers play. I played with some of the best gamblers when they were practicing.

I didn't start gambling with them until I knew I could hang with them. By then I could consistently run racks and string racks together. Eventually, I could outplay all of them and they wouldn't play even...they wanted a spot.
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