This would make ole George Balabushka very proud. It's made from an early 2 piece Hoppe Pro with ivory ring and full splice real Brazilian Rosewood ta boot!!! The Rosewood is so dark it almost looks like Ebony. Jerry told me it smelled soooo good when he was transitioning it to his tribute of the Color of Money cue, but this one's the REAL deal. Ivory ferrule and ivory joint help make this cue hit incredibly sweet. I prefer the stainless steel radial pin for the joint; and the abalone is a perfect match with the ivory V-shaped inlays. Those are the original 0.50" silver/nickel rings like George would have used himself. The shaft is 3.9 oz and old growth Lake Michigan hard rock maple; and the butt weighs in at 15.3 oz. The balance point is about 19 1/2" up from the rear of the Delrin buttplate and makes for a well balanced hit.
Now the nearly seemless black Hoppe style leather wrap is a perfect match for the cue. Jerry surprised me with that one. I had asked him to do what he thought would fit the cue for a wrap. Nice touch SIR Jerry!!!
This is as OLD SCHOOL as it gets. Mr. Rauenzahn's Color of Money cue is $$$$ AWESOME. Let me know what you think.... (<:
Thanks for the surprise Jerry, time to test drive this baby!!!
John Marshall










Now the nearly seemless black Hoppe style leather wrap is a perfect match for the cue. Jerry surprised me with that one. I had asked him to do what he thought would fit the cue for a wrap. Nice touch SIR Jerry!!!
This is as OLD SCHOOL as it gets. Mr. Rauenzahn's Color of Money cue is $$$$ AWESOME. Let me know what you think.... (<:
Thanks for the surprise Jerry, time to test drive this baby!!!
John Marshall









