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what did those Brunswick Spindle Cue Racks sell for?

I have a 22oz WHP with natural veneers and a Rambow ring, the butt is 37.5 Que Sir Mixalot....

the only reason to go with PB over Cody is turnaround. Cody is swamped making cues and refurb work is slowing down. I need to get on his make list...

Owner was very pleased, new owner is happy. I feel like shit because this thread devolved.

Cue sold for $1,000. Thread closed.

Nice case and a nicer cue!

W Wrong, the silver and white labels like the stick above were the last generation made in the US. When they went over seas the logo font changed and then they added "since 19XX" and putting a box around it like this:

Mali's are hands down the.best hidden gems! Really only in the past couple of months have I started.to.see.the prices of the silver and white labels start to climb. Green labels have been spiking for a while.now but most folks were passing over the 90's sticks because they thought the were...

yes but 90% don't come back here to ask what they won

So you're the guy bidding everything up right now...

Do you know how an ivory ball was trued up before being sold, or after several years of play? The machine could leave a very faint pattern on the ball that would disappear after playing with it a while. you can faintly see it in the pic

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From the dealers I know, $175 is the going rate for non-set singles in perfect condition with nice graining from the finishing process. I can get salvage balls for $60 a pop right now.

Found it, it's kind of an ugly cue. But I'll keep an eye on it.

I can't find the auction, is it on eBay?

I play with a 58 Titlist conversion that has to go into my cue case upside down because of the size of the butt. Yes, they are absolutely getting smaller as the material, design, and construction of cues evolve and change. But me... I like the apple-bottomed girls.

Respectfully, No. Porper build quality coupled with the materials puts it WELL above that. You're pricing in line with lower-quality Vikings and McDermotts which is just insane for a custom-built cue. If it were plain, straight wood, yes I would agree with you, but this cue, no.

Hey friend here in KC has a Proper cue he picked up at a pawn shop 15 years ago and was trying to figure out what a reasonable value would be. Its stag, ivory, and ebony on a maple core. I've seen similar cues from big-name builders but have no clue on what advice to give him on this one. Given...

If your having it made with a steel joint it's not a sneaky, it's a plain jane. Sneakys are wood on wood trying to look like a house cue. And yes Cody rocks, would make you a great stick.

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