1970's JOSS CUE IV0RY JOINT AND FERRULES NO RESERVE!!!

[floppybear]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330425629851&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

 

[tduncan]

Link doesn't work?

 

[Bamacues]

You must have used the "I" word, and Ebay pulled it.

Joe

 

[floppybear]

You must have used the "I" word, and Ebay pulled it.

Joe

Yeah...eBay pulled it. I will be reposting it shortly without any suggestions of IVORY.

 

[Bamacues]

Yeah...eBay pulled it. I will be reposting it shortly without any suggestions of IVORY.

No Ivory..."white exotic material"

 

[floppybear]

No Ivory..."white exotic material"

I never has problems selling ivory on ebay in the past....how do you describe ivory besides white exotic material? Any suggestions?

 

[wkominos]

eye vory...

 

[dr9ball]

I never has problems selling ivory on ebay in the past....how do you describe ivory besides white exotic material? Any suggestions?

How about genuine teeth inlay, would they mind that?

 

[Soulcoma]

I thought Pre dated cues with ivory were allowed to be posted. Thought it was just recent cues.

 

[VonRhett]

I thought Pre dated cues with ivory were allowed to be posted. Thought it was just recent cues.

Uhhh, no. You're thinking of the CITES Treaty, which bans the sale/import/export of ANY amount of ivory unless you can prove that it was "Pre-Ban". Virtually every industrialized nation signed that Treaty. It's why you should never ship a cue overseas if it has any amount of ivory.

eBay, in their infinite wisdom, decided that NO ivory can be sold on eBay, regardless of when or where it came from. Forget CITES, "Pre-Ban", etc., if it has ivory in the description, they will <probably> pull your listing. And they do not refund your listing fees....

<EDIT> To the OP, just describe it as "the good stuff". Don't get cute with misspellings, or claiming it's "white talons from the French Foo Bird".

Or is that Foie....

-von