Cue ID please

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Sick of BS!

This may be the last big cue I post in the cue and case gallery. I have posted up some unique and special cues from Schon, Szambotti, and Balabushka in the recent past just to have a self appointed expert to cloud the issue and spread doubt with an uneducated opinion without all of the facts.

 

[skins]

This may be the last big cue I post in the cue and case gallery. I have posted up some unique and special cues from Schon, Szambotti, and Balabushka in the recent past just to have a self appointed expert to cloud the issue and spread doubt with an uneducated opinion without all of the facts.

I wouldn't worry about it... WE know what the cue is.. Incidentally there hasn't been ONE Szam or Bushka "fake" that I couldn't tell right away and I've had more than 100 through my hands... The fakes, facsimiles, and copies are easy to spot....ALL OF THEM.. YOURS is the real deal...

 

[WildWing]

This may be the last big cue I post in the cue and case gallery. I have posted up some unique and special cues from Schon, Szambotti, and Balabushka in the recent past just to have a self appointed expert to cloud the issue and spread doubt with an uneducated opinion without all of the facts.

Keep putting the big cues up. There are enough of us with knowledge and history to make sense of it.

All the best,
WW

 

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For the ones that appreciate the rare and historical cues that I run into from time to time, I will continue to post them up.

It is a true honor for me to be allowed to handle, photograph, and, play with these cues. It is not every day, at least for me, to hit with a Balabushka or Szambotti. Unless you have held these cues in your hands and hit balls with them, you have no idea what you are missing out on and why these cues are so collected today.

I post up these cues in hopes that others will share the same thrill as I do and get a glimpse into the past when all Gus and George had to work with was basic tools and the knowledge they had attained through countless hours of trial and error to develop their idea of a great playing cue.

 

[cuesblues]

For the ones that appreciate the rare and historical cues that I run into from time to time, I will continue to post them up.

It is a true honor for me to be allowed to handle, photograph, and, play with these cues. It is not every day, at least for me, to hit with a Balabushka or Szambotti. Unless you have held these cues in your hands and hit balls with them, you have no idea what you are missing out on and why these cues are so collected today.

I post up these cues in hopes that others will share the same thrill as I do and get a glimpse into the past when all Gus and George had to work with was basic tools and the knowledge they had attained through countless hours of trial and error to develop their idea of a great playing cue.

Terrific post, one of the best for sure
Keep posting, I was in the hospital in an alarm bed locked down with just a laptop
when you put it up in the gallery.
Greatly appreciated, you get some interesting stuff

 

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Picture of the bumper.......