Balabushka Help?!?!

ThaRealSBF said:
I believe this to be an original balabushka. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. It has two shafts, ivory joint and ferrules.
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I'm sure that there must be more pictures on their way ...

From here, the ferrules appear to be old micarta, but I'm waiting for more pics.
 
ThaRealSBF said:
I believe this to be an original balabushka. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. It has two shafts, ivory joint and ferrules.
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Are you sure those ferrules are Ivory. They look like Micarta to me. But with just pictures of the ferrules, no one can help you determine who made a cue.
 
How can anyone argue if thats a bushka, its very obviously one. I can't believe that its even in question.

JV (----obvious...
 
I'm not 100% sure. Had a buddy look at it and the name balabushka got thrown out. I've looked online and it's similar. If anyone knows what it is please let me know. It's a very well made cue, could use a refinish.
 
Maybe a Weir

ThaRealSBF said:
I'm not 100% sure. Had a buddy look at it and the name balabushka got thrown out. I've looked online and it's similar. If anyone knows what it is please let me know. It's a very well made cue, could use a refinish.
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It looks like a Robert Weir to me..
 
Flying "W"

I think these guys did you a solid ... The cue looks to be just as they've said.

Looks like a nice playing cue (to me; stiff hitter and micarta ferrules and joint).
 
Ebay may go for 200ish, prolly less, and prolly way less here

out of curiosity who told you it was a Balabushka anyway? I always wonder this
 
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