2 Rare Vintage Hank Corsair Cues

[jbbilliards1]

HUGE PRICE DROP

2 Rare Vintage Hank Corsair Cues

Cues are in outstanding conidition.

These cues are being listed for a buddy of mine who is motivated to sell, however he understands how the economy is and is also knowledgable of these cues worth.There is a Certificate of Authenticity for the fancier cue "a rare one of a kind authentic Corsair Custom Cue
hand crafted by Hank for Lassiter"


Fancier Lassiter cue$1500OBO
Plain Cue $900OBO
both cues weigh 19 oz
Fancy cue has 3 shafts, 1 with ivory ferrule
Plain cue has 1 shaft and is a bit on the skinny side if you ask me.
Both cues are fairly straight with the shafts having a very slight tape roll.
The cues are from the 70's to early 80's Maybe...
The cue with the YELLOW joint is what is said to be either ivory or micatra.
Please do not post on my thread with any negative comments, please PM me with any questions, pricing, trades or offers
thank you
Corsair Cues web site
http://corsaircustomcues.com/pre 93 Exotic Hardwood Cues.htm

An example of what a Hank Corsair cue is worth from cornerstonecues
http://www.cornerstonecues.com/cue313.htm

 

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[jbbilliards1]

Certificate of Authenticity

Indian Rosewood

This cue, composed of rosewood, features maple rings w/rectangular shaped rosewood inlays, aluminum joint, rings & dots, phenolic rings,
Irish linen and a French polish finish. It stands 56½” tall and weighs 19½oz. The design at the joint consists of one inlayed ring in-between
two black rings set between two translucent rings encased by two black bands. This design is used throughout the cue with the substitution of
aluminum rings in place of translucent. The design continues on the butt sleeve yet features a rare inlay design of dots named “Rose Blossom”.
The entire layout is set between a delrin ring and the personalized butt cap. The 11¾mm pro-tapered hardrock maple shaft features a matching
joint design. custom brass insert and fiber ferrule. The cue was constructed in the early nineteen-seventies as denoted by the materials,
design, inlays and finish. However, in the eighties, this cue was updated with engraving, acrylic finish & two additional shafts
I hearby certify that the billiard cue described above is
a rare one of a kind authentic Corsair Custom Cue
hand crafted by Hank for Lassiter. This cue
is considered a Collectable Cue and should be valued
at no less than Twenty-three Hundred Dollars.

_____________________
Roger Korsiak - 1999


Corsair Custom Cues
714 968 8566

 

[BLACK JEF]

Bump! Really nice cues from legendary cuemaker!

 

[jbbilliards1]

Market price drop !!!!