poolhustler AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 5, 2012 #1 .......................................... Last edited: Sep 9, 2012
poolhustler AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 5, 2012 #2 ........................................................ Last edited: Sep 9, 2012
C CplBizzness New member Sep 5, 2012 #3 nice cue 1920-1930 BBC # 46 Balk Line Cue. It' is supose to have a ivory frrrule and ivory joint... but that joint looks to be buckhorn
nice cue 1920-1930 BBC # 46 Balk Line Cue. It' is supose to have a ivory frrrule and ivory joint... but that joint looks to be buckhorn
poolhustler AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 6, 2012 #4 ........................................... Last edited: Sep 9, 2012
Chopdoc AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 6, 2012 #5 Actually, I think it's a No. 45, not a No. 46. The 45 had black joint rings and the 46 did not...I believe. The length would help. The Balk Line cue was only 55 inches. Could be wrong, but it's certainly one of the two I think. .
Actually, I think it's a No. 45, not a No. 46. The 45 had black joint rings and the 46 did not...I believe. The length would help. The Balk Line cue was only 55 inches. Could be wrong, but it's certainly one of the two I think. .
poolhustler AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 6, 2012 #6 ................................................... Last edited: Sep 9, 2012
$TAKE HOR$E champagne - campaign Silver Member Sep 6, 2012 #7 Not sure about the ivory or buckhorn but there is an easy way to tell if its a man made material. Heat up a needle and touch it on the inside of the joint, if its solid that is.
Not sure about the ivory or buckhorn but there is an easy way to tell if its a man made material. Heat up a needle and touch it on the inside of the joint, if its solid that is.