Brunswick did a bunch of differ wood Titlists, but I was wonder if any particular Veneers Color were the Norm like "purple, teal, mahogany and natural veneers", or Extremely Rare?
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Titlist VEENEERS Colors
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If I understand your question, they were the only colors used for Titlist,
Hoppes, and the earlier 26 1/2.
So I guess the answer is, Norm=yes, rare=no.
Dale(what was the question?)
ps
when why, and by whom did maple become "natural"?
purple, teal, mahogany and natural veneers, maybe should have been called purple, teal, mahogany and maple veneers.
Cuemakers make the New Cues with Titlist Colors !
Ebony shafted cues are rare. all the early bruns- with wooded wraps are rare. Rare is good usable veneers- And straight Cues they need to meet size req. All the snooker cue veneers are too small for most cuemakers these days. But Harvey martin and others made nice narrow fronted cues -steel joints. mark
Ebony shafted cues are rare. all the early bruns- with wooded wraps are rare. Rare is good usable veneers- And straight Cues they need to meet size req. All the snooker cue veneers are too small for most cuemakers these days. But Harvey martin and others made nice narrow fronted cues -steel joints. mark
FWIW, the outside veneer color is called magenta (a reddish puple), not purple.
Martin
Good catch - that must be a tuff one to replicate, based on
what is currently available.
Dale