2 new scruggs 4 sale

doctorhvac

doctorhvac

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2 new scruggs for sale at valley forge. both are brand new. One is a 4 point 4 veneer with hope ring and ivory joint. 2 13mm shafts w/ ivory ferrelles and leather wrap. the other cue has ivory joint 2 13 mm shafts w/ ivory ferrells. leather wrap with ivory and tourquise inlays and a radial pin. I'm not trying to get in trouble selling cues up there so if your interested let me know and we'll make some arangements.
 
ill have the cues with me at vf. ill see if i can find pics and send them to you. if your not a cue dealer with a booth at vf they will put u out. if anyone wants to post the pics 4 me i would be very grateful.
 
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V.F. Issue

The Valley Forge event has a "no selling" policy for non-vendors. That is to say that you are not permitted to walk around hawking your cues unless you are a registered vendor. That is what Doc is referring to when he wants to avoid "trouble." This is a fairly new policy, or at least fairly newly enforced. When I started going to V.F. about 8 years ago they never did anything about it. The last couple of events have had conspicous warnings, though. As such, most of these types of deals go down behind closed doors in the hotel, etc.
 
I guess no vendor provides "sell your cue at my booth" service at the VF or is that also forbidden ?
 
mjantti said:
I guess no vendor provides "sell your cue at my booth" service at the VF or is that also forbidden ?
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Now that is a good question. I don't know that the Expo could do anything about that if a vendor let you throw a few cues out there for sale. You are also free to sell your cues to vendors, as in the one who are collectors. I guess if it is part of vendor business, they don't care. If you can disguise your personal transaction as a vendor one, then more power to you.
 
Can you at least post prices? And if you have photos and are having trouble posting them, PM me and I'll give you my email address - you can email them to me (if you can :D) and I'll get them posted for you.
 
Doc - I PM'd you with my e-mail addy... that is, if you want to e-mail the pics to me, I'll post 'em here.
 
pool said:
Now that is a good question. I don't know that the Expo could do anything about that if a vendor let you throw a few cues out there for sale. You are also free to sell your cues to vendors, as in the one who are collectors. I guess if it is part of vendor business, they don't care. If you can disguise your personal transaction as a vendor one, then more power to you.
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There are many cue dealers there who will gladdly take your cue on consignment and say take 20% of the sale.The no selling rule is because the vendors pay anywhere from 1500 and up to rent the booth and with travel and everything else its hard for them to make a profit unless they sell alot of cues so thats the reason.One guy could be standing there yelling motey for sale and sell his cue and the guy renting the booth who spent 5000 bucks for the weekend gets shafted.You can make deals but you just have to keep it under the table and they wont get too upset.If everybody left there cues home the dealers would be much madder because thats how they aquire most of there stock!
 
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