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With eyeballs.......how do you see colors?

If it is one......3k + on it I would think. Def a super rare cue

Well put up closer picture of the forearm...it could be a Szamboti Bicentennial blank...which would def add value...very cool cue for sure My guess would be 2500+$ range.

How does it wet sand and polish up with compound? Thanks

Better get rid of that Ringworm before it spreads to your other cues.....

If the joint has scratches (which most do) I usually use some 2000 grit wet sand at a high speed ( the water keeps the heat from friction down as to not heat the joint and possible loosen epoxy) and then use polishing compound for a final buff (comes out like a mirror) ....this is done on the...

That's funny cuz the last 2 times she's played Ewa she beat her .....and the last 2 times she played Lorre John she went to the Hill.........but you probably knew that

You cool bro?.......lol

Did he use Black acrylic for the buttsleeve on this like George used to do in some cases. ? Or is that ebony?.....beautiful cue.

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Pick up from SBE.........

Wanted to bump this insane piece of art

Ok I take it all back haha! Just found pics of this old Gus with same acrylic rings....I say Gus lol

The ring work and pilots say Gus to me...but my only things about it are the use of acrylic in buttsleeve and the spacing of the points at the base of prongs. Bottom one in pic is a Gus with same veneers and a ring above wrap.

My guess is horn.......I like the incorporation of different elements of bushka and szamboti in this cue...whoever made it knew what the were doing for sure

Thanks bro!!!..lmao.....I've changed tips on 3 revo cue so far and have had no issues.... the thing you must be carful of is removing the old tip and facing it off without taking ANY material off the ferrule less pad...then using only a very sharp cutter and small strips of finishing sandpaper...

Time to lose the Moobs bro....or buy a Manzire......

The style of the pin and the patina of the cue i.e. The rich mahogany phenolic both point to being a Franklin era

Mosconis cue didn't even break 6 if I recall.....