Custom 70's Palmer w/Titlist Points

krbsailing

krbsailing

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Here is a Vintage 70's CUSTOMIZED Palmer with 4 Points with 4 Veneers. The cue has been repaired and refinished by ToeBoy. He added an extremely nice Leather wrap plus, a new 13mm linen based ferrule with a "Next to New" Triangle tip. FANTASTIC "Players" cue!!! Open to all reasonable offers or trades...asking $350 with an old Schmelke hard case shipped USPS Priority with insurance ;)

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You can checkout more pics and other stuff for sale on this thread

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=28546

Thanks for lQQking :D
 
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Ken, I checked out the other link but couldn't find pics of the Toeboy Titlist points.
 
Titlist Points

Hi, if you page down you would find the pic of the points/veneers that have the damage.....it's an eyesore but, for sure ToeBoy did a very nice repair job & the cue plays FANTASTIC :D

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krbsailing said:
HEY....the first person to offer me the $350 (or more :)) -- I'll include all Six (6) DVD's for FREE -- Now that is a SPECIAL OFFER :D

This offer is only good thru Thursday 4/6/06 at 5:00 p.m!
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Check your PM's
 
It Is The Wrong Colors. The Titlist Was Maple Mahogany Green And Purple. The Forearm On This Cue Really Doesn't Have A Name. It Was Mass Produced Overseas.
 
They are points made by Adams. Palmer used them quite a bit (see Palmer Collector website)...

Steve
 
not adam points either

sorry, but those irradesent veneers say - cheap '80s Taiwan import

Dale
 
70's Palmer made in Japan

You are correct.....this is a Palmer made overseas in the 70's -- and your right again.....at this price, awfully darn cheap too ;)
 
pdcue said:
sorry, but those irradesent veneers say - cheap '80s Taiwan import

Dale
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Dale,

Just to set the record straight, there were some Taiwan blanks Palmer had made by KPS (now Falcon) too - but they were not full splice. They ended at the handle. They were slightly longer points with obviously thinner veneers.

This one here, with the wrap off, would show full splice construction (but a shortie full splice). It's an Adam blank for sure, but it was made to Palmer specs. Adam used these colors too. This forearm was just damaged and repaired on this cue, unfortunately, or people would be buying it.

I have several Palmers with this forearm - it's quality work. I think the Taiwan forearm Palmers are the low point of their cue making and it did come in the 1980's as you said.

Chris
 
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Thanks Chris!

Hey ya Chris,

Thanks for that info......it is really unfortunate that this cue got damaged :( .....and for the $$$ will make somebody an excellent playing cue ;)

I personally like the colors of these veneers alot :D

Cheers,

Ken :)
 
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