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Nice, subjective question, some hilarious answers based on wait time to get a cue. For me, maybe I got a dud, but I had a tad that hit like a dud. Just no feel, no matter what tip was put on that damn thing. I also had a robinson that was terrible to play with for me.

Treadway and James white sold. Will post separate for Tonkin tomorrow or so.

Just to put the Tascarella desires to bed - I was pretty clear that I did not want to sell that cue, or the Barry. If the Tasc is what you absolutely want, offer me $10,000, and it'll be yours. It's unreasonable, I'm aware. But I was clear that I did not want to sell it. If there's a next...

I've offered these before, but it's been many years. I'd much prefer local to SF Bay area as I really hate packaging, post office, etc. I'm only offering 3 of the 5, and hoping for local interest. From left to right, Barry Szamboti, Josh Treadway, James White, Tascarella, Tonkin. The...

I have this Barry Szamboti.. contacted years ago to have refinished and get a COA, long story short I did get a reply, believed it was one of his cues, rare wrap, etc, busy, and would reach back out when he had the time. Crickets. Now I understand he's basically retired. Looking for advice...

where.... Are the James White lovers?

Bump Someone needs to snap this up.

bump Gorgeous cue folks. Personal things might have me motivated too, sadly.

price drop trades also welcome on this cue.

Rare, custom ebony and ivory robinson. All inlays are ivory, ferrules as well. The ivory all appears to be from the same piece. The grain matches throughout the cue.. It's rather remarkable. butt15.8oz Shaft 1, 12.70mm, 3.7oz Shaft 2, 12.80mm, 3.8oz The only condition issue is that the metal...

If you like customs, like stories, and like great craftsmanship... Well, this could be your next cue. I talked to Bob, this cue was made for himself. It's described in some detail on his website. It was the first cue he used paper veneers for the outer veneers as an experiment, and it, as you...

Gorgeous Joshua Treadway conversion... If I'm to believe what I was told and can find its one of one, or one of two that he's made. If I have bad info, well, that'll come out in comment I'm sure. radial pin, super classic, clean, chalked to hit, never played, excellent condition. Did I mention...

Monster James White (worked with Paul Mottey). Black/green/green veneers. Lots of ivory inlays White points in the low 3 points are also ivory. Small abalone dots Ivory Joint Ivory Butt Ivory ferrules Lizard wrap The cue is stunning. Tons of work. Never hit, never chalked. Forearm is kingwood...

I didn't sell it. It's not going anywhere anytime soon.

Bump. Within the rules bumpage. Lots of views... Unique gorgeous SW.

Removed sale.

I so wish I had that kind of funny money. I'm not a fancy cue kinda guy, but I've loved this stick since the first time I saw it.

Thanks. It's almost classic, except for the fancier inlay's in the butt. But the handle wood... That's what sold me considerably.

This cue's been on the boards a bit for a while in Nick's hands, and now its in mine. Thanks Nick. Besides the ridiculously figured and gorgeous piece of wood in the handle, this is the only cue that has ever caught my wife's eye. I'm not generally a fan of wrapless cues, but for a couple...

Down to the last two. Robinson and the 8pt JossWest are left... I'll probably start a new thread for each in a few days.