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Ktthomas

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1960's ?
Good playing cue
29 & 29 even split
Cue together has a slight roll
There is a perfect line that runs around the forearm, just above the points
Cue together weighs 18.7
diameter at the I,;:"'y ferrule is 12.14mm
Open to offers and info on the cue
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Ktthomas said:
1960's ?
Good playing cue
29 & 29 even split
Cue together has a slight roll
There is a perfect line that runs around the forearm, just above the points
Cue together weighs 18.7
diameter at the I,;:"'y ferrule is 12.14mm
Open to offers and info on the cue
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Have to post pics and a price. Can't troll for offers. Them's the rules.
 
there are members here that will post pics for you.
you just need to find them and e mail the pics
i can't help.
 
Here are pics. Seller states Ernie did the repair.
 

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After seeing the cue I don't think the line is a repair. I had a Tim Scruggs from Cue and Cushion in St.Louis that a very similar line in the forearm. Bob Huddlestine at Cue and Cushion told me if the line ever opened up he would refund my money. It is just natural to that piece of wood.
 
I can't tell if the line goes all around the cue. If it does might be a repair. If not it might be natural. I did repair a cue for a friend that snapped off at about the sane place. There was a line all around but at least it saved the cue and he could play with it.
 
Rtoron said:
After seeing the cue I don't think the line is a repair. I had a Tim Scruggs from Cue and Cushion in St.Louis that a very similar line in the forearm. Bob Huddlestine at Cue and Cushion told me if the line ever opened up he would refund my money. It is just natural to that piece of wood.
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Definitely two pieces of wood - take a closer look at the grain lines above/below the line in the closeup picture again. That isn't natural. Just mentioning so people know what to look for. With that said, heck of a repair job on this because you probably wouldn't notice it unless you were looking for it. Looks like the OP chimed in confirming this too.
 
Yea, Don is right. My eyes focused better today and I can see the line going all around. At 74 years of age I ain't what I used to be. Lol
 
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