Ebony Coker FS

Jeff said:
The reserve is $500 and I am of course hoping it goes above that. :)
And it should....that is a sweet lookin' cue, and the inlay work came out really nice, Jeff.

Hope it finds a good home.....

Are you getting another Coker to replace it...or just moving on??
 
8-ball Rat said:
And it should....that is a sweet lookin' cue, and the inlay work came out really nice, Jeff.

Hope it finds a good home.....

Are you getting another Coker to replace it...or just moving on??

Using the money to buy a unique jig and a big shaver (plus leathers and tips)

I think there is a market for it around here.
 
Jeff said:
Using the money to buy a unique jig and a big shaver (plus leathers and tips)

I think there is a market for it around here.
Cool.....let me know when you're up and running....I've got a cue coming that could stand to have retip, a leather wrap installed!! ;)
 
cuenut said:
If not Satanic, can you elaborate on the inlay designs?

They are both Celtic

The Tri symbol stands for the Holy Trinity, Father, Son, Holy Spirit

"That we worship one God in Trinity, and Trinity in Unity, neither confounding the Persons, nor dividing the Substance.
For there is one Person of the Father, another of the Son, and another of the Holy Spirit.?

The other symbol stands for the Godhead.

The horned image was first good and then taken and turned into something evil, first by rival Christian faiths and then later by the occult believers. He is Pan in some circles, Green Man in others.

But first he was:

"The GREAT FATHER (All Celtic regions)) *God*
The Lord. The horned god, (Not Satan) lord of winter, harvest, land of the dead, the sky, animals, mountains, lust, powers of destruction and regeneration. The male aspect of creation."
 
Jeff said:
Using the money to buy a unique jig and a big shaver (plus leathers and tips)

I think there is a market for it around here.


Hi Jeff;

I have a big shaver that I don't use anymore. Interested?

Mike
 
8-ball Rat said:
And it should....that is a sweet lookin' cue, and the inlay work came out really nice, Jeff.

Hope it finds a good home.....

Well, it's definitely going to a new home as the reserve has now been reached. Now it just depends on if anyone wants it more than the current bidder.
 
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