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When I zoomed in on the picture of the pin the joint definitely looks like something other than ivory. I see patterns not grain. Cool old cue, I bet it is a good player.

Nice pickup, I have had a few of Jules cues and they were all great players with superior build quality. Thanks for sharing and play that beast in the greatest of health. -don

Great match, Higgins got a few huge rolls to get it to double-hill and the last game was like one of those hill/hill 9-ball games where both players get several innings at the table. Cool to see the old guy in the semi-finals.

Southwest and Bluegrass as the ones that come to mind for me regarding primarily brass pin usage.

I have been using Precision mediums for a couple years and they have been super consistent. I haven’t tried Thoroughbred tips.

WOW…just…WOW, what a rare, unique, and cool offering. GLWS Greg. -don

I picked up this beautiful cue from Kenney last week and it is just a little too thick in the wrap area for my liking. For your consideration is a 2017 Richard Harris Bluegrass Red Cocoblo Merry Widow with matching joint protectors. Available for quick no-hassle sell at SOLD including PP fees...

This cue is headed to my house. :):D:geek:(y)

Incredible collection, thanks for sharing and play them in the greatest of health. Greatly Appreciated -don

I would say TWO TONS of cue for the money, good luck with the sale Joe. -don

For your consideration is a classic Tad M-1 Birdseye Maple player, the serial number puts the cue build around 2000 or 2001. Cue looks to have had very little play. No dings or dents and the shafts are full. Available for quick no-hassle sell at SOLD including PP fees and FedEx standard...

Beautiful offering here from a great seller. Good luck with the sale Anthony. -don

That is wild, I wonder if the badge was put in post original production. Thanks for sharing and have a nice Thanksgiving Joey. Edited - I am an idiot, I now see you stated that Tim put in the inlays. LOL -don

Cool ad Matt, it would be cool to own one of those cues. Thanks for sharing -don

Bump it up