Early 90's Perry Weston

[poolrod]

I sold this cue to a friend of mine a long time ago, she called me yesterday, to play for a while. You don't see these cues often, so I wanted to share it. I like the gold trim rings.

 

[nick serdula]

They must be a very good friend.

Those things play lights out. Pretty too.
Nick

 

[acedonkeyace]

I have A Weston that was probably close to the same year as hers!!

These shoot lights out, the shaftwood is soooo dense and solid and 27 grains per inch and straight as an arrow as the grain runs!

An early example of Perrys' Turquoise and Silver and Gold Highlights,
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WHATS THIS CUE WORTH???? MINE OR HERS OR BOTH??











Take a look, any feedback, appreciated,

I bought this cue about 2 months ago from a guy who got it at a Silent Church auction, guess what he paid, $100.00!!

Anyway, I jumped on the Buy It Now, because I see soo Few Westons, I needed one in my collection, I paid, $700.00, which I still feel is a steal, but I would have loved to be at the silent auction for, $100.00.

Also, even thought u cant see very well, sorry, there are 4 Super Long Ebony Points that come to super tight razor sharp points and then there are 4 Spearhead Points that look like a CNC type point, but if you saw the 4 Razor Sharp points you would be impressed as to the symetry, length and how sharp a point these come to, sorry you cant appreciate these from my pictures.

Mike

 

[poolrod]

I sold the cue for $1600 new, in the early 90's, for Jim at BilliardsnBagels. That's a nice looking cue, too Mike.

 

[JAMSGOLF]

I kind of like the look of the "flare" at the bottom of the butt sleeve on his cues. I've seen a couple "recent" cuemakers do it, but not many! :smile:

 

[cornerstone]

perry had the very best shaft wood!!! bar none