Cowboy Westons 1909 Brunswick 360 w 2shaft and case!!!!!!
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That is just amazing.
Here's the link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Billiard-Pool-Brunswick-Chas-Cowboy-Weston-1909-Worlds-Champion-Cue-360-/120922255077?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c27872ee5
This really belongs in a museum.
Here's the description:
Chas "Cowboy" Weston's Presentation #360 Cue & Case - Worlds Pool Champion - 1909 - From The Brunswick Balke Collender Co - April 1909. Rare Worlds Pool Champion Presentation #360 signed cue. This is indeed a rare find for the serious billiard cue collector. This antique Brunswick Balke Collender Co - Early - #360 cue features hand spliced butterflies and points throughout -Two shafts with wooden dowel pins - Ebony & +++++ everywhere - The MOP inset reads: Presented To: Chas "Cowboy" Weston - Worlds Pool Champion April 1909 - From The Brunswick Balke Collender Co, Along with its original case. This cue is in amazing condition after 103 years - Both shafts are true. Provenance: We recently purchased this cue from Mrs. Jack Grismer. This cue was given to Jerome Grismer (His Father) By Chas "Cowboy" Weston in the 1930s. Jerome was a pool shooting friend of Chas "Cowboy" Weston. Domestic insured shipping cost is $250.00. Being sold in as is good used original condition. A cue owned by Mosconi sold at Auction for about $80,000 plus fee's. This cue was made by Brunswick Balke Collender Co, the biggest name in the billiard business for - Chas "Cowboy" Weston - 1909 Worlds Pool Champion. This early BBC hand spliced #360 cue could easily bring $100,000 if consigned to a quality auction house and we may end up doing just that with it. Serious buyers please email with any questions. Once in a life time American History Billiard Cue. Quality investment!!!
Check out that old casket case - there even is a skeleton key in it.
Here's the link:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Billiard-Pool-Brunswick-Chas-Cowboy-Weston-1909-Worlds-Champion-Cue-360-/120922255077?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c27872ee5
This really belongs in a museum.
Here's the description:
Chas "Cowboy" Weston's Presentation #360 Cue & Case - Worlds Pool Champion - 1909 - From The Brunswick Balke Collender Co - April 1909. Rare Worlds Pool Champion Presentation #360 signed cue. This is indeed a rare find for the serious billiard cue collector. This antique Brunswick Balke Collender Co - Early - #360 cue features hand spliced butterflies and points throughout -Two shafts with wooden dowel pins - Ebony & +++++ everywhere - The MOP inset reads: Presented To: Chas "Cowboy" Weston - Worlds Pool Champion April 1909 - From The Brunswick Balke Collender Co, Along with its original case. This cue is in amazing condition after 103 years - Both shafts are true. Provenance: We recently purchased this cue from Mrs. Jack Grismer. This cue was given to Jerome Grismer (His Father) By Chas "Cowboy" Weston in the 1930s. Jerome was a pool shooting friend of Chas "Cowboy" Weston. Domestic insured shipping cost is $250.00. Being sold in as is good used original condition. A cue owned by Mosconi sold at Auction for about $80,000 plus fee's. This cue was made by Brunswick Balke Collender Co, the biggest name in the billiard business for - Chas "Cowboy" Weston - 1909 Worlds Pool Champion. This early BBC hand spliced #360 cue could easily bring $100,000 if consigned to a quality auction house and we may end up doing just that with it. Serious buyers please email with any questions. Once in a life time American History Billiard Cue. Quality investment!!!
Check out that old casket case - there even is a skeleton key in it.
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Like the wooden pins. I bet the cue feels great.
On a side note, I have socks that are that old but not as pretty or expensive.
On a side note, I have socks that are that old but not as pretty or expensive.
That is amazing, if any cue should be in a muesium its this one, i wish it could talk, imagine the stories...
His only tobacco card is from the T218 set. That set had several pool players in it including Willie Hoppe.
LINK TO PICTURE: http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypl...total=9&num=0&imgs=20&pNum=&pos=2&print=small
LINK TO PICTURE: http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypl...total=9&num=0&imgs=20&pNum=&pos=2&print=small
This cue is THE holy grail
It's definitely up there buddy. Can't think of another cue I'd rather own....oops I'm lying my dream cue tho not as beautiful has much greater provenance.
Frank Paradise. 4pt titlist. Engraved from Willie mosconi to my friend: Mickey Mantle
That's my holy grail but based on provenance, this is right on its heels tho stepping all over em but beats it hands down in just the cue by itself department
-GG
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