ID 2 Cues and 5 shafts please?
- Thread starter outrider1
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Just in case.
billiards_watch
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A restore and that cue would look amazing.
Of course. But the maker is the mystery.
Because they want to be the one that purchases it using your knowledge. Then come back on here to try and flip it.
billiards_watch
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billiards_watch
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The bids are pretty high too. It's either something but I can't afford to take the gamble. I don't know much about these old cues.
It may be something good too since people are bidding.
That's a 14 pin.
billiards_watch
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A lot of the bidding could be due to high confidence. The seller (lady) seems to be honest. She said she found it wrapped up at a yard sale and in her description, she made a hint that it may be a Titilist conversion.
The more modern looking shaft is an early OB.
Cue comes with 3 shafts and whatever that other cue is.
The more modern looking shaft is an early OB.
Cue comes with 3 shafts and whatever that other cue is.
Wow, that may be about $830 too much already. If I'm spending close to $1K on a cue I want to know what I am buying, not just guessing.
Might be time again for the semi-annual AZB Titlist veneer explanation/discussion?
Sometimes people see almost any veneers and think they look like Titlist.
Benelli
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There are some possibilities that folks are centering on; it's almost like a Rorschach test.
What do you see Fastone....
Or they think they don't fount a dag-nar Titleist.Might be time again for the semi-annual AZB Titlist veneer explanation/discussion?
Sometimes people see almost any veneers and think they look like Titlist.
No mention on straightness. If a non-pool player inherited these and had them stored incorrectly, everything could be badly warped. I would not chance anything close to where the bidding currently is. Also, who starts off with a black veneer around dark wood? That seems kind of screwy.