Sold Scruggs Ebony w/Titleist Inspired Points********

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robertod

robertod

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Stunning Scruggs cue with veneered ebony points and ebony butt with natural white inserts, and birdseye maple forearm. Two original Scuggs shafts with natural white ferrules.

The cue is straight together and apart. This cue is ready for play. Has been kept in a case for the past 8 years. A refinish would be in order if adding to a collection. It does have some minor surface damage on the butt, but no damage to the cue. ( see picture below).

This is a 59 inch cue split evenly between butt and shaft. Kumui medium tips on Scrugg shafts. 5/16 x 14 SS pin.
Joint protectors included.

Butt: 15.81 oz
Shaft 1: 4.32 oz 13.3mm
Shaft 2: 4.14 oz 13.1mm
This cue has an interchangeable weight bolt.

Sorry, not interested in trades.

$OLD shipped Cont. USA only
 
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robertod said:
Stunning Scruggs cue with veneered ebony points and ebony butt with iv*ry inserts, and birdseye maple forearm. Two original Scuggs shafts with Iv*ry ferrules. I will include an 5/16 x 14 OB Classic+ shaft for $100

I called this "Titleist-inspired" as I have seen Titleist cues with a similar veneer color combination.

The cue is straight together or apart. This cue is ready for play. Has been kept in a case for the past 8 years. A refinish would be in order if adding to a collection. It does have some minor surface damage but no damage to the butt. ( see picture below).

Weighs about 19 oz with 13mm shafts. This is a 59 inch cue split evenly between butt and shaft. Kumui medium tips on Scrugg shafts. 5/16 x 14 SS pin. Joint protectors included.

Sorry, not interested in trades.

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Nice Axe !!!
And then I woke up!!😭
 
robertod said:
Stunning Scruggs cue with veneered ebony points and ebony butt with iv*ry inserts, and birdseye maple forearm. Two original Scuggs shafts with Iv*ry ferrules. I will include an 5/16 x 14 OB Classic+ shaft for $100

I called this "Titleist-inspired" as I have seen Titleist cues with a similar veneer color combination.

The cue is straight together or apart. This cue is ready for play. Has been kept in a case for the past 8 years. A refinish would be in order if adding to a collection. It does have some minor surface damage but no damage to the butt. ( see picture below).

Weighs about 19 oz with 13mm shafts. This is a 59 inch cue split evenly between butt and shaft. Kumui medium tips on Scrugg shafts. 5/16 x 14 SS pin. Joint protectors included.

Sorry, not interested in trades.

$2500 shippedView attachment 823341View attachment 823340View attachment 823342View attachment 823343View attachment 823344View attachment 823345View attachment 823346View attachment 823347View attachment 823348View attachment 823349
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My favorite Scruggs looked identical except the color inlay. Red and white with dark ebony. Cost me a whopping $365? In '79. The cues made during that time period rival any ever made for hit and style, imo.
 
Mensabum said:
Magic Wand for sure!!
I always liked how Tim and Co left those long sections of ebony or coca below the wrap where those diamonds are. Most other customs didn't have those long ends below the wrap.
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It’s called a butt sleeve, most cues have them.
 
weiru said:
Hi, any idea which year this cue is from?
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I am not aware of the age of the cue.

I welcome anyone who is knowledgeable of Tim's cues to suggest a possible range for the build of this cue.
 
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robertod said:
I am not aware of the age of the cue.

I welcome anyone who is knowledgeable of TIm's cues to suggest a possible range for the build of this cue.
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Late 80’s to early 90’s. Logos went through several variations after Frey left and Cochran became the man behind the curtain. It finally settled in the late 90’s with logo and year built becoming the final version.
 
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