Any rambow cue fans out there. Eye candy here

cuesblues said:
He also used some kind of lacquer on cues as well.
I have three
Early forties cues, actor who owned them died in 1942.
Paul Drexler is fully restoring the one with the Otis Skinner name, reusing the original 75 year old Cortland linen, and applying the lacquer back to original.
I have no idea what type of lacquer finish it is, but it's definitely lacquer.
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Agree. All you have to do is search, and you'll see original Rambow cues with lacquer finish. It helps to have held some Rambows in you hands to know.

All the best,
WW
 
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cuesblues said:
He also used some kind of lacquer on cues as well.
I have three
Early forties cues, actor who owned them died in 1942.
Paul Drexler is fully restoring the one with the Otis Skinner name, reusing the original 75 year old Cortland linen, and applying the lacquer back to original.
I have no idea what type of lacquer finish it is, but it's definitely lacquer.

Overall this trio of Rambows is a major project, especially with what I'm doing with the other two cues.
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Cool, I was wondering as I never heard that before, and didn't seem like the signature would last over time if he finished it as Huey had said.
 
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