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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. $550 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...

Judging by the wrap, it also got a lot of play. Thanks, again. And thank you, Sal.

Thank you.