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luvofpool said:

I recover and move pool tables in southern New York State. Have a customer that was given a cue as a gift at a bar in New York City about 20 years ago. Posting pics to get an idea what this George balabushka might be worth. I know cues a little bit but not enough to now about this cue. Except that his cues are some of the most sought after cues out there. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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luvofpool said:

I recover and move pool tables in southern New York State. Have a customer that was given a cue as a gift at a bar in New York City about 20 years ago. Posting pics to get an idea what this George balabushka might be worth. I know cues a little bit but not enough to now about this cue. Except that his cues are some of the most sought after cues out there. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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garczar said:

Pics???????????

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Shawn Armstrong said:

Seriously, what’s with your overuse of punctuation?

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Shawn Armstrong said:

Seriously, what’s with your overuse of punctuation?

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PRED said:

The OP's under use of pics I would suppose.

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Shawn Armstrong said:

Seriously, what’s with your overuse of punctuation?

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Shawn Armstrong said:

Seriously, what’s with your overuse of punctuation?

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JoeyInCali said:

8 letter minimum per post.

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Black-Balled said:

And btw, the babalooshka that are usually found these days are the reproductions. Only balbabalusska by name.

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luvofpool said:

I recover and move pool tables in southern New York State. Have a customer that was given a cue as a gift at a bar in New York City about 20 years ago. Posting pics to get an idea what this George balabushka might be worth. I know cues a little bit but not enough to now about this cue. Except that his cues are some of the most sought after cues out there. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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skins said:

Another member asked you a question:

Is the cue "signed"?

Does it have the name "George Balabushka" written on the cue?

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luvofpool said:

I recover and move pool tables in southern New York State. Have a customer that was given a cue as a gift at a bar in New York City about 20 years ago. Posting pics to get an idea what this George balabushka might be worth. I know cues a little bit but not enough to now about this cue. Except that his cues are some of the most sought after cues out there. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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luvofpool said:

It does have George balabushka signature on it. I'm really sorry guys I'm in the middle of recovering the table at the moment. I will try to get pics posted later today. It appears to be chrome steel joint on the forearm with a brass insert in the shaft.. 4 point veneer.

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luvofpool said:

I will try to get pics posted later today.

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luvofpool said:

It does have George balabushka signature on it. I'm really sorry guys I'm in the middle of recovering the table at the moment. I will try to get pics posted later today. It appears to be chrome steel joint on the forearm with a brass insert in the shaft.. 4 point veneer.

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