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Here's a 5 point Mike Bender cue with Ebony nose and Lacewood points/butt. The Lacewood has a ton of depth to it and really catches the light. The balance and workmanship on Mike's cues are really first-rate stuff.

No longer looking. Found one. Thanks everyone.

** SOLD to Guz ** Up for sale is an outstanding example of an early BlueGrass cue. It has very minimal play and has been carefully stored for the past 10 years. The wrap, shafts and tips all appear to be original to the cue. The only blemishes I can locate are some light, superficial...

Up for your consideration is a Blackcreek merry widow in excellent condition. Cue is 58" long, weighs between 18.3 - 18.5 oz depending on shaft, has LBM ferrules and Medium tips. Awesome curly maple handle and railway track rings. Cue has a Radial Pin and hits solid and stiff with great...

I have for sale a quality 60" Chuck Starkey cue which he dubbed "The Albatross" due to a pattern in the Bacote grain which looks like a seabird cruising over the ocean (see pic below). This is a solid cue due to the 1-piece Bacote butt, big wood pin paired with a nice old, honey-colored...

I realize the picture isn't the best, but could anyone venture a guess as to which model Brunswick cue this is?

Here's an Alex brick with a solid, uncored Gaboon ebony forearm in to highly figured Birds-eye Maple handle. Ivory dash rings in all positions. The cue is very close to mint condition, the only flaw I see is a very minor ding at the based of the cue which is visible in the 4th pic. Note -...

Deleted. Sale Pending to ToomnyQs.

I'm trying to track down some half-way decent snooker cues. My first attempt was a pair of production Riley cues which left much to be desired (gnarled shaft wood, hasty/bumpy taper, etc, etc). It doesn't matter if they're new or used so long as they're in decent shape and have straight, even...