The Cues in the Fellini Cases

I like your style cues

the Hoppe style is my favorite 4 point cue without inlays
the leather wraps are so nice looking,but I like the linen almost as much

the SZAMBOTI on the butt,is that a Barry?

Gus seldom put his name or initials,so if it is a Gus that
would really be rare

As far as a matching pair,cue and case
you have something the rest of us would love
to find

beautiful and thanks for sharing
Dean
 
deanoc said:
I like your style cues

the Hoppe style is my favorite 4 point cue without inlays
the leather wraps are so nice looking,but I like the linen almost as much

the SZAMBOTI on the butt,is that a Barry?

Gus seldom put his name or initials,so if it is a Gus that
would really be rare

As far as a matching pair,cue and case
you have something the rest of us would love
to find

beautiful and thanks for sharing
Dean
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Thanks Dean...The cue that you speak of is an early Barry that he refinished and added the name during the refinish (have letter attesting to this). His early cues did not have the name stamp. Then he started adding the "B.S." like some of the early Gus cues and then eventually just added the "SZAMBOTI" name to all his cues (unless someone directs him differently).
 
Cues

Tonyboy you have a cream of the crop collection of cues I love them all my personnel favorite is the Tasc made with Buska parts. The Cherry on the Sundae is they all live in great historic cases. A very well thought out collection.
 
franko said:
Tonyboy you have a cream of the crop collection of cues I love them all my personnel favorite is the Tasc made with Buska parts. The Cherry on the Sundae is they all live in great historic cases. A very well thought out collection.
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Thanks Franko...I remember all our conversations regarding cues/cases. Just trying to steer myself in that direction.
 
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