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You wouldn't by any chance have a 2x4 gtf storage case with no pockets?

Diamondback Tip

Tiger dynamite tip?

I believe it was his last pantograph cue according to the original owner. But I forgot to verify this with Richard Black. If I was really selling this cue I wouldn't have posted it on here, but everything is for sale for a respectable price.

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$1000 is reasonable for his standard cue models, this cue is unique. Richard Black said it would cost around $3700 to remake this cue. I know that price is a stretch to get given the current market, I was just trying to get a feel if the market has changed much. I haven't been around the pool...

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Here is a 1984 One of a kind Richard Black that I might sell if the offer is reasonable. What would a cue like this bring in the secondary market, It was just refinished by Richard Black earlier this year,

I forgot to mention that I'm selling this shaft for a friend. I just talked to him and he would rather just sell the shaft, sorry.

$180 O.B.O. I'm selling a Predator Precat 3/8-10 Thread with black collar. The shaft rolls straight with a slight taper roll, the usual with predator shafts. Seems to have a Lepro tip installed. I don't have the diameter or weight of the shaft.

If the cue had a brown bumper then the cue would definately a huebler. But then there is the question of the big pin to add to the whole matter. Thanks for the input guys. My other question is how much is this cue worth?

The wrap feels like there is a light coat of finish over it, but it's not a heavy coat like on Meucci's. You can still feel the individual strings on the wrap.

A friend of mine has a cue that he would like for me to sell but I'm not quite sure who made this cue. As you can see from the photos that the shaft has a nylon insert like a Huebler but the pin is a 3/8-10 pin. The cue has Meucci style ringwork and the but cap is long like some of the earlier...

You're better off just calling James Hanshew because most owners of the jump cue will seldom sell them. James Hanshew 254-498-1941 hanshewcustomcues@yahoo.com