~~Brand New Ginacue 17A w/Whitten Case~~

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Dakota Cues

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~~Brand New Ginacue 17A With Custom Whitten Ginacue Case~~

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Specs:
Length: 59"
Weight: 19.25 oz.
Shafts: 2 - 13 Millimeter with Ivory Ferrules and Moori Medium Tips
Wrap: White w/ Black Speck Irish Linen
Joint: Piloted Ivory
Forearm: Highly Figured Birds eye Maple - Unstained
Points: (5) Ebony with Black/Red/Black/Maple Veneers

Cue was just completed and delivered in July of this year. Includes a full set of joint protectors and a Custom Whitten 1X2 Case with the Ginacue logo (shown in pictures). Cue is in Brand New, Un-Played, Dead Mint Condition.

Now on eBay!!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160011272307

**NO TRADES PLEASE!!!**

Thanks for looking, and PM me if interested.!!!
 
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Thanks! Looks like you've got a real beauty yourself!;)

I was just going to post this cue on eBay, but like the last one, I wanted to give the AZ'ers first crack at it.
 
ChrisOnline said:
whats the buttcap made out of?

chris
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I'd have to check the Blue Book, since I can't remember what the standard butt cap material is. It is NOT ivory or Delrin, but it looks like ivory. I just can't recall what his standard butt cap material is right now. I can PM you or post this once I find out though.
 
Dakota Cues said:
~~Brand New Ginacue 17A With Custom Whitten Ginacue Case~~

Sig.jpg

PointClose.jpg

VeneerClose2.jpg

Butt1.jpg



Specs:
Length: 59"
Weight: 19.5 oz.
Shafts: 2 - 13 Millimeter with Ivory Ferrules and Moori Medium Tips
Wrap: White w/ Black Speck Irish Linen
Joint: Piloted Ivory
Forearm: Highly Figured Birds eye Maple - Unstained
Points: (5) Ebony with Black/Red/Black/Maple Veneers

Cue was just completed and delivered this month. Includes a full set of joint protectors and a Custom Whitten 1X2 Case with the Ginacue logo (shown in pictures). Cue is in Brand New, Un-Played, Dead Mint Condition.

Price: $2,275.00 FIRM - Cashier's Check or Money Order
(Includes FREE FedEx 2-Day Domestic Delivery)

**NO TRADES PLEASE!!!**

Thanks for looking, and PM me if interested.!!!
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Please tell me what kind of Camera you used for those pictures, the look all great. Anyway, this is a great looking and playing cue for anyone who are serious with their game.:cool:

Good luck with your sale.

Luc Comtois
ABO Director
 
Luc,

It's a Sony DSC-F717 Cybershot. Great camera. It's only a 5 megapixel, but that Karl Zeiss lens makes the shots very clear and sharp. I am very happy with it.

Thanks for the compliments, too! Somebody will be getting a great cue.
 
Bet you a Cold Drink of Water were shooting off a TRIPOD.

Pictures are wonderful, and the cue is Alive in those Pictures...

Tripod Yes, or NO...??
 
PoolSleuth said:
Bet you a Cold Drink of Water were shooting off a TRIPOD.

Pictures are wonderful, and the cue is Alive in those Pictures...

Tripod Yes, or NO...??
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You owe me a cold one then. I don't have a tripod yet, so I was balancing my camera arm on either the table or my knee. Looks like the pictures still turned out nice with that handicap though!

Thanks again!
 
ChrisOnline said:
whats the buttcap made out of?

chris
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All it says in the Blue Book is that it's an "Ivory Substitute". It's not delrin or ivory, but it has grain and actually looks like ivory.
 
Dakota Cues said:
You owe me a cold one then. I don't have a tripod yet, so I was balancing my camera arm on either the table or my knee. Looks like the pictures still turned out nice with that handicap though!

Thanks again!
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The pictures came out very well.
Would you let us know what you used for lighting or flash?
That seems to be in most cases the most important thing - having enough light.

Myron
 
Attractive Gina and great pics. The traditional Szam colors sure look sharp in this cue. His standard butt cap is a synthetic material that looks real close to ivory....think it's the same stuff Stroud has used for a long time. A lot of people mistake it for the real thing.

Sean
 
alpine9430 said:
The pictures came out very well.
Would you let us know what you used for lighting or flash?
That seems to be in most cases the most important thing - having enough light.
Myron
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Lighting is critical, and natural lighting works best for me. That's all I used here.

Thanks again for the compliments!
:)
 
I'm surprised, too, actually.:confused: The last one I put on eBay was sold in about 3 days.


It does show that 42 people are watching the cue, so I wouldn't be surprised if this is just another last minute snipe-fest. I guess we'll find out in about 2 hours.

:D :D :D
 
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