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Vintage custom cue with unique one-piece coil inlaid handle. Appears to be unused despite missing its tip. Butt rolls nicely. Shaft has a little wiggle. $350 shipped USPS Ground Advantage. PayPal only.

Unknown maker vintage Titlist conversion. Forearm is cracked but intact. Shafts are warped and super-skinny. Quickly rolled the butt and it looked pretty good. Comes in what I believe to be the original vintage case. $500 shipped USPS Ground Advantage. PayPal only.

Maybe Odom… Weird pin.

If AC were to copy a Gus, I think he’d mark it to prevent any confusion.

Break cue has something rattling around in it. I think it’s more likely something was dropped down the butt end than it is that something came loose. Jump cue breaks-down into several sections. Both have some bumps and bruises and bluing. Looking to trade for keilwood shaft, one-pocket books...

Yes, it was a common design element, but has anyone seen the unique proportions of this backend? I’m very curious about this cue.

Bump

I found this cue interesting. Red coil is inlaid and looks to be one piece. Backend is FAT, much fatter than a Sol/NY Rich. ‘Pearl’ band is also wider. Ideas?

This cue is attributed to Wayne Gunn. I have no way to prove it. If you’re familiar with his work, you will see that the components used match-up. I’ve posted pictures in the Gunn Cues Collectors group on Facebook, and people, including several family members, agree it is a Gunn.

Rare Swift 2x4 with double rectangular pockets… No gaudy semicircular pocket. No stamped 9-ball racks. Has a few blemishes as pictured. $550 shipped USPS Ground Advantage or trade for well-used Justis 2x4.

Rare Swift 2x4 with double rectangular pockets… No gaudy semicircular pocket. No stamped 9-ball racks. Has a few blemishes as pictured. Trade for well-used Justis 2x4.

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The first cue on the left is a Players.

I’m convinced it’s definitely a Guffey. I believe Dennis made the 3rd shaft, though. If you look at the shaft to the left of the Searing, you can see what looks like faint “JG” in pencil.

Any thoughts?

Grabbed a picture of my gaboon and birdseye sw. Figured I’d post it here.

Wish I could edit that title. Oh,well. Typing on a phone is hard for me.

Thanks for the smooth deal!!!

One story is these predate the Hoppe Pros. Will make a great collectible or super-rare conversion. Screenshot is only for reference of the signature. Photo with the drawn circle shows what’s left of the signature on the for sale cue. sold shipped USPS Ground Advantage.