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Times must be tough. This cue should be long gone.

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Cue is sold.

Okay lets try this again. Someone should snatch this up $1200 plus shipping Firm . No trades.

Bump lots of interest but no one has pulled the trigger yet.. $1200 plus shipping, no trades. You wont find a better cue for the money from Mr. Zinzola.

2 shafts, Butt weighs 15.8 oz. shaft 1, 4.19oz. shaft 2, 4.2 oz. balance point 19.5 from bottom.

Gee Steve, I can only guess what your keeping to let some of these go. I understand that you want to keep those cues that were made exclusively for you. GLWS Bob

Damn, i figured this would of been gone long ago.Not that many Gus cues out there anymore.GLWTS

Cue still for sale.$1.200 firm no trades at this time. I've kept it all this time and will continue to keep it if i can't get my fair asking price.

Trying to move a few cues. This Zylr hits like a monster. price is still firm. I have held onto this beauty and will continue to if i don't get my asking price. I will not give my cues away. They are at fair asking price.

No one would blame you if you took it off the market. I watched the borders being made and the amount of time and perfection it took is quite impressive. This is not the run of the mill cue,it is the nutz.

Here is a pic of the signature. This is from the actual cue.

SOLD Pending Payment. Ernie says he is done making his lower line cues, no 19As, 17As or Cs this is info i received from a someone who knows Ernie well. Ebony 19A Ginacue with Ivory Joint, Ferrules, and i believe the butt, Ivory and Silver Trim Rings and Leather Wrap. The cue is all original...

I believe there are many new cue makers who buy a lathe and then realize that making a cue isn't so easy. Then even if they learn to make good cues it is hard to stay in business with few orders coming in. It takes awhile to establish a reputation and when you do, you can't flood the market...

I can vouch for Tony but he should of placed this in the wanted for sale section.

A fine cue. I expect nothing less from Bob.

Impressive work for his beginning years.

To me a tribute cue is a way for a lesser known CM to sell his cues. They are copies of great CMs who came up with their own design. Is there a certain amount of copying going on in the industry. The answer is yes but exact copies should be off limits. I was surprised that the Viattore cue was...