F/S: Keith 10 Point Enony/BEM Elk Antler - NEW

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F/S: Keith 10 Point Ebony/BEM Elk Antler - NEW

NEW Keith 10 Point Ebony/BEM Elk Antler F/S

19.2 Oz.
58"
Two 12.8mm Shafts
18.5" Balance Point (from butt end)
Elk antler joint, flat-face, G-10, 3/8 x 10
Elk antler Butt cap w/ ebony/BEM trim
Elk antler accent inlays at base of points
Elk antler ferrules, Black Widow tips
includes joint protectors
delivered CONUS SOLD

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http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e55/keithkue/Elk-Eb03jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e55/keithkue/Elk-Eb04jpg
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e55/keithkue/Elk-Eb05jpg

This is a very nice one of a kind cue, very straight and sure to be a great player.

As always, all reasonable offers considered.
Thanks for looking!

Keith
 
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Seems there is some problem with the pic links above. Will try to display them here.

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Thanks for looking!

Keith
 
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Keith - You're back! Players and collectors should both be pleased!

What's the weight of the shafts?

Are you using the same taper you did years ago?

Thanks!
-von
 
Yep, back shavin wood again!

The shafts weigh 3.7 Oz. and they have the same taper from the same machine.
 
bumpety bump

I had one of Keith's cues years ago.
For those that don't know or remember...they hit very nice and the workmanship is superb!

ElKabong
 
Thanks for the bump Elkabong!

I believe the quality and performance of every cue should speak for themselves. Each and every cue is a direct reflection of its maker.

This cue will play as good, possibly better, than any cue worth thousands of dollars. I am currently making this style of cue because they are affordable to virtually everyone.

The higher end customs, like this one I recently finished,
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e55/keithkue/Horn.jpg
was sold for $6500. Some have been valued over 20K. They are truly "old school" made with no CNC, no pantographs, no veneers and about 55 gallons of coffee. Will post better pics of this cue soon in the cue gallery.

Again, all reasonable offers for this cue will be considered.

Keith
 
Shaft

Could possibly make me a regular shaft for this Keith Kustom Kue?
Peace, Purdman :smile:
 
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I sure can! That particular cue is an early 80's Keith Holcomb, probably '83-'84. Check your PM's.

Keith
 
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