Early 80's David Paul Kersenbrock cue.

KOINNKID

KOINNKID

Troy
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Up for sale is early 80's David Paul Kersenbrock OR Jerry Franklin Southwest cue. This cue has been in a private collection over 15 years. This cue is all original with one shaft. This cue was once owned by William Steele better known as Billy Steele. Billy traveled the upper Midwest with Lacrosse Whitey and got into a lot of matches road playing. This cue comes out of Paul "Doc" Rutter's private collection. This cue has a lot of history and has won several thousand dollars at the hands of Billy Steele. This cue is getting authenticated by Laurie at Southwest cues currently. Whether it is a Southwest or a Kersenbrock it will go for $2500.00 delivered in the USA. This is your chance to own a nice peice of upper midwest pool history.
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Specs

David Paul Kersenbrock cue.
1 shaft.
Shaft weighs 3.4 oz. with a 12.25 mm tip.
Butt weighs 15.1 oz..
6 points 3 high 3 low.

Payments accepted.
Paypal please add a 3% handling fee. thoennes@netzero.net
Money order. PM me for address.
Cash
Personal check. Check is held until money clears.
 
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Troy,

I could almost kill you right now! LOL If I had the money to spare, this cue would be mine. I can personally attest to how well this cue plays as I used to play Billy for quarters back in the early 80's when I first got into the game playing leagues and tournaments in LaCrosse. Those quarter games with Billy were lessons and I learned a lot from him. Whoever gets this cue will have a piece of LaCrosse, WI pool history. Billy was indeed one of the best if not the best to ever play out of LaCrosse and he had gained the respect of world class players on his road trips across the country with Whitey and others.

Good luck with the sale of this cue.

Randy
 
What is the overall length of the cue? Is the cue straight? What material is the ferrule made of? What does the ferrule measure in length?

Thanks,
Rik
 
bogey54311 said:
do you have a letter with the cue ?
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I do not have a letter with this cue yet. It is currently getting authenticated by Laurie at Southwest cues. I will no more when I recieve it back. I guarrantee it to be one or the other.
 
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Tikkitavi said:
What is the overall length of the cue? Is the cue straight? What material is the ferrule made of? What does the ferrule measure in length?

Thanks,
Rik
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1) The OAL of the cue is 58 inches.
2) Yes the cue is straight.
3) I believe the ferrule to be Micarta not possitive. The ferrule is yellow in color.
4) The ferrule measures aprox .46 inches long.
 
:crying:

I sure wish I could buy this cue.... but I might as well wish for world peace. It ain't gunna happen. :crying: :crying:
 
This cue needs to sell. Is the market that bad? I have not even recieved a low ball offer. This is a great cue with history behind it.
 
Damn sorry I missed this one. My timing is for crap.

As an added note, Doc used to 'paint' his ferrules yellow with I forget what material.
 
I will have more cues out of Paul "Doc" Rutter's private collection for sale in the next couple of weeks.
 
Alright, real quick and just to be sure. Can you describe Doc for me? I've got in my mind an old short bald dude always wearing suspenders that used to play Chris' all the time before he passed. ?
 
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