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Yea I thought it was pretty neat when I seen it , Didn't think it was worth a lot but definitely a little different .Just wrote Schmelke today to see if it was one of their production models or someone's custom paintjob.

Hey Chopdoc,If you happen the see that guy ask if he knows what model and aprox. year of this cue. BTW do you think the wood is cocobolo?

The outside is not in too bad but the interior is in bad shape.it almost looks like it was wet at one time and molded, smells bad also but the cue inside wasn't swelled or warped so I'm not sure what's up with it. its also missing the bottom . the case was sitting upside down in a corner...

It does seem stoutly built but kind of big for a 1X2. The exterior definitely held up better than the interior.

I will do that , maybe They would do the repair , it would be a lot nicer than I could do that's for sure.

Well that makes perfect sense considering the cue that was in it. I think I might try and repair it myself , I'm a pretty handy guy. Thanks for the info.

Picked this up in southern Indiana with a rack and 20 other cues and this was probably the best of them...and yes it was Buddy's cue....Buddy who I don't know but his name was on the case.Thought some of you might like the design.I don't know how old it is but I don't see it in any of the older...

Unless Buddy Shot with a Schmelke and left it in BFE in southern Indiana theres not much chance of that.

I have no idea what kind of case this is but was wondering 2 things .. 1.is it worth fixing and 2.who would I send it to. Looks descent on the outside but rough rough on the inside and the bottoms missing. Should I just hang it on the wall as is or should I have it fixed to store a cue...

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I don't know who made it,but I do like it.

Once you get that yellowed finish off , those veneers are going to look great. I hope you find out who made it.

I would entertain a trade for an older production cue from the 90's (McDermott , Meucci ect.)

Sounds like it will be an absolutely stunning table, heavy but stunning

That was my first thought also. I know wood can look anyway it wants but with the grain and curl of the bottom one I just wasn't sure. I appreciate the response.

I picked up these today. not sure who made them or what kind of wood they are . I thought maybe one of the cuemakers on here might be able to tell what kind of wood they are by pictures. Thanks in advance Lee

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Price drop to 115.00 including shipping.