Hello AZ'ers it is getting to be that time of year!!!
SOLD to gkloop the cue is headed to VA -
2008 wrapless SugarTree Shedua player
incredible condition, could pass for new...
plays jam-up!!! stiff as hell!!!
was told by previous owner that this was a personal playing cue of Eric's...
rolls dead straight, together and apart all pieces...
here is some info that I found regarding Shedua -
Shedua: (Guibourtia arnoldiana) (Ovankol, Amazakoue', Amazoue, Ehie, Mozambique) Origin: Western Equatorial Africa - Ghana, the Ivory Coast, Nigeria and Gabon. Shedua ranges in color from Light Yellowish Brown to Dark Grayish Brown. Shedua is in the same family as Bubinga (G. Demeusei). Can grow to heights up to150 feet with diameters of 3 feet or more. Has a yellow-brown to a darker chocolate-brown color with dark brown to black stripes occurring often. The grain is usually interlocked with a moderately coarse texture. Shedua is known for its high figure, which sometimes produces a mottled effect. Avg. Weight (@ 6-8% moisture) : 4.4 Lbs. per Bd. Ft. Shedua dries rapidly with little degrade. Popular with bow makers.
the images should answer most questions...
$SOLD to gkloop* prefer PayPal
* delivered to lower 48 USA, all other locations will need a specific shipping quote...
as always feel free to call me anytime @ (901) 281-6468
regards,
GP
SOLD to gkloop the cue is headed to VA -
2008 wrapless SugarTree Shedua player
incredible condition, could pass for new...
plays jam-up!!! stiff as hell!!!
was told by previous owner that this was a personal playing cue of Eric's...
rolls dead straight, together and apart all pieces...
here is some info that I found regarding Shedua -
Shedua: (Guibourtia arnoldiana) (Ovankol, Amazakoue', Amazoue, Ehie, Mozambique) Origin: Western Equatorial Africa - Ghana, the Ivory Coast, Nigeria and Gabon. Shedua ranges in color from Light Yellowish Brown to Dark Grayish Brown. Shedua is in the same family as Bubinga (G. Demeusei). Can grow to heights up to150 feet with diameters of 3 feet or more. Has a yellow-brown to a darker chocolate-brown color with dark brown to black stripes occurring often. The grain is usually interlocked with a moderately coarse texture. Shedua is known for its high figure, which sometimes produces a mottled effect. Avg. Weight (@ 6-8% moisture) : 4.4 Lbs. per Bd. Ft. Shedua dries rapidly with little degrade. Popular with bow makers.
the images should answer most questions...
$SOLD to gkloop* prefer PayPal
* delivered to lower 48 USA, all other locations will need a specific shipping quote...
as always feel free to call me anytime @ (901) 281-6468
regards,
GP
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