Typically $125 to $150. Some will sell for $250.There are usually a few on ebay up to around 250. But this one I've never seen. Hard to put a price at moment. Ty for interest.
Typically they attract more if they have the Glider joint than if they have the odd pin in shaft Dufferin joint. I don't know the name of that joint.
I recently picked one up with ebony into figured birdseye maple for $80.
I think the "best" or most attractive to me are the ones with ebony into figured maple forearms. Harder to find, and even harder to find if you want really great figure.
The two piece ebony into figured maple with the Glider joint was the Dufferin Excalibar model. Yes, spelled with "ar" at the end.
I have no idea what that double butterfly model is but it is a cool example for sure.
FG Bradley in Canada still has some in stock, but they are not the "old" ones. They have spare shafts as well.
Here are some of my examples. I have 2 or 3 more. The one in the pictures with no butterfly was originally a snooker cue. I have the snooker shaft but it has the standard Glider joint do pool shafts fit it perfectly, so I mated an NOS pool shaft with it.
I have been into ebony Dufferin Cues recently and picked up another one from a member here that just came a few days ago. That's the third one in the pics. Original butt conversion said to be Baxter, piloted 5/16x14 stainless collar, with short wrap added later possibly by Theewen, Jerry R shaft with ivory ferrule. Frankencue. In any case the work is very nice. I grabbed some pictures today but I had been playing with them and realized when I pulled them up on my PC I should have wiped them off. That ebony sure does show the hand smudges! Oh well, it's the real world. Here they...
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