(4) Titlist on eBay

looks like (L-R) a Ipe Titlist, Rosewood Titlist, Ebony or Brazillian Rosewood Titlist, and a Mahogany ? Titlist to me.... Hey mike got it!
 
titlistsucker said:
looks like (L-R) a Ipe Titlist, Rosewood Titlist, Ebony or Brazillian Rosewood Titlist, and a Mahogany ? Titlist to me.... Hey mike got it!
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What does Ipe stand for?
 
titlistsucker said:
looks like (L-R) a Ipe Titlist, Rosewood Titlist, Ebony or Brazillian Rosewood Titlist, and a Mahogany ? Titlist to me.... Hey mike got it!
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Who's Mike? Could you tell (or PM) me his forumname or e-mail address? I want one!

gr. Dave
 
Dana Bufalo said:
I just saw these four Titlist cues on eBay with a Buy It Now at $1200.., this is not my auction.., I’m just pointing them out to anyone that may be looking for Titlist cues.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Titlist-Willie-...ryZ37908QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Thanks for posting this - finally answers a question I had: I have a box of the large bumpers shown on two of these cues - they have an odd construction and I couldn't figure out how they fit on the cues...now I know - they lock right over the existing smaller black screw-on bumpers shown on the other two cues. The logo on my box dates to 1946-59, but I haven't ever had any cues from that date range that had the small screw-ons, and the older cues have wider ones.

Okay, trivial information, but information nonetheless.
 
runscott said:
Thanks for posting this - finally answers a question I had: I have a box of the large bumpers shown on two of these cues - they have an odd construction and I couldn't figure out how they fit on the cues...now I know - they lock right over the existing smaller black screw-on bumpers shown on the other two cues. The logo on my box dates to 1946-59, but I haven't ever had any cues from that date range that had the small screw-ons, and the older cues have wider ones.

Okay, trivial information, but information nonetheless.
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no, they fit on a knob turned on the end of the cue.
 
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