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I’d love to see the cue.

Guitar makers?

Craig Petersen cue? Maybe made by Jim Ingram.

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Well-worn cosmetically, but fully-functional. Perfect old school case for everyday use. $325 shipped. PayPal.

Well-worn cosmetically, but fully functional. Perfect old school case for everyday use. $425 shipped. PayPal.

Six cocobolo points into highly-figured birdseye. Outlined malachite diamonds. Fancy railroad-style rings. Perfect leather wrap. Straight together and apart. Has many nicks and scratches. (SEE PHOTOS!!!) Butt: 28” / 14.5 oz.. / 5/16x14. Shaft 1: 28” / 3.4 oz. / 12.15 mm.. Shaft 2: 28” /...

Shaft is warped. Butt rolls well. Points are not even with one being about .333” higher than the next tallest. Nice label. Sold shipped. PayPal.

Would have to be a Gus or a traditional Balabushka.

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10x10. Fully-functional. Cosmetic damage as pictured. Sold shipped. PayPal.

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His break cues, especially with a Purple Heart shaft were hot around 2010 or so. I had one.

Confirmation. To share what might be a special cue. Boredom.

Well, I feel differently. To me, it’s quite obviously Lassiter’s handwriting. It’s also known that Lassiter experimented with or preferred non-white ferrules and non-reflective joints. I truly believe this cue was made for Luther Lassiter to his specs and preferences.

Was the “Wimpy” on the Rambow-looking cue written by Luther Lassiter? Please compare the signed cue to the engraved cue and the engraved joint protector: The embellishments on the signed cue were clearly added. Is it the same basic “W” as the engraved cue? Does the “W” on the joint...