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1.) Early Tad Conversion: All original, but the tip will need to be re-glued. (I didn’t want to fool around with it.) Rolls very straight, especially for it’s age. Maybe just a tickle in the shaft… Maybe. Some bumps and bruises. Comes with LOA from Fred. Butt: 14.3 oz.. 28.5”. Shaft: 3.3...

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Early and rare TAD conversion. All original, but the tip will need to be re-glued. (I didn’t want to fool around with it.) Rolls very straight, especially for it’s age. Maybe just a tickle in the shaft… Maybe. Some bumps and bruises. Comes with LOA from Fred. Butt: 14.3 oz.. 28.5”. Shaft...

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I feel like I saw a bunch of his cues coming with just a stock Predator when Viattorre was one of the “It” cues in the early-mid 2000’s. Maybe I’m wrong. The cue‘s available if you can’t find another, or if you find a shaft and want just the butt. For the sake of knowledge, to anyone reading...

Has some movement in the butt. Still very playable. I believe the 314^2 to be the original shaft. I also have a Hsunami shaft that matches well. The white inlays are natural material. I can take it out for inspection and specs if you’re interested.

I’ve posted this cue before and there were differing opinions on the maker. It is quality. BRW joint is cracked and will need to be repaired. It also needs a refinish. Butt and shaft both roll very straight. Butt: 29”. 13.6 oz.. Shaft: 29”. 4 oz.. 13.1 mm.. Could be a lot of cue for the...

It’s my understanding that these cues are very desirable in the Indiana area; other than that, I don’t know much about the maker. Valley conversion. Straight together and apart. Hand-rubbed finish. Solid natural joint with a Schick-style brass 3/8x10 pin. Natural ferrule. 58.5” - 29.5”...

Best of the best. It does have some scratches, but I think they’ll clean-up pretty well. I tried my best to show any flaws in the pictures. Some chalk residue on the tops of the shaft tubes. This case is a treasure, but I decided to keep my other Melton and let this one go. sold...

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Quality Vintage Unknown Custom Cue. Signed “D” under the bumper. Who knows? Possibly an early work by a big name. Nicely-figured curly maple forearm. Sectioned ebony butt sleeve. Western/Sheridan tooled leather wrap. Flat-faced 5/16x18 steel joint. The shaft does not appear to be...

I have a couple of better vintage cues that have been refinished. They look great, but they look like brand new, modern cues. Is it possible to reverse the refinish to make them look like they’ve aged naturally with appropriate patina? Thanks

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Rare 59” block letter Joss With Hoppe butt. ONE ENTIRE POINT CENTER IS MISSING. (Whatever happened, it came out cleanly. I do not have the missing piece.) Two of the other points each have one small spot of wood loss, as shown in the pictures. In my opinion, the cue is sound and playable as...

I’m very motivated to move this cue. Pm offers.

No visible signature. Maybe under the wrap.

Rare 5/16x14 steel compression joint Schrager. Cue has a lift at the joint, a bump in the wrap may be contributing to the movement. The tip does leave the table when rollled. The stacked veneers in the shaft’s ringwork are slightly taller than the ones on the butt. I bought this cue from the...