FS..Ricco Cervantes "Gandy" HC 145

ToomnyQs

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This is a brand new..unchalked..HC 145 Gandy cue..As shown in the pictures, it still has the original tag on the butt..Not sure what the woods are in this cue..Very rare 3 point "Window Cue" w/ 4 veneers and a superb leather wrap..These cues are from the 60's but this one is so nice it is hard to believe it could be that old. Specs are as follows:
Butt~15.2oz
Shaft~3.7oz..12mm~Micarta ferrule
Traded..Will consider trades and all offers
 

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OOps!

After giving it some thought I decided that $750 is a better price for this cue..Let me know if I'm out of line..Dan
 
Any interest in this Beauty?

This cue was way ahead of it's time..The workmanship is excellent..
 
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Sweet looking-

I put a Pred shaft 18 thread on mine. nice kool style cue. Ricco did make cues with lots of gold and Ivory! bump mark
 
HollyWood said:
I put a Pred shaft 18 thread on mine. nice kool style cue. Ricco did make cues with lots of gold and Ivory! bump mark
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Thanks Mark..I think people can't believe it's that old cause it's so damn nice..Someone had this baby put away for about 45 years..It's a must for serious collectors IMO..
 
ToomnyQs said:
After giving it some thought I decided that $750 is a better price for this cue..Let me know if I'm out of line..Dan
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A bit late again - IMHO - that forearm is almost certainly a WICO blank.
3 points and plastic "veneers".

Now all the guy you traded it to needs to do is pick up the 6 that
Gus Szambodi made from WICO forearms, and he'll have a full set:).

On a somewhat more serious note - Viking also used the WICO 3 point
blanks with plastic veeners. National Tournament was the name these
cues were sold under - they were very similar to Vikings in many respects.

Dale
 
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