Hi Gang
I have forsale here the last cue to leave the Libra shop before they closed up. 19 oz, 58" 4 ebony points into birds-eye maple forearm with double thick holly and ebony veneers. 3/8-10 brass joint pin on a black phenolic flat-face joint. "A" ring at the joint collar consisting of ebony and holly. "C, D, E" holly trim rings. Birds-eye maple butt sleeve with ebony windows trimmed by holly. White with black speck Irish linen wrap and two shafts with brand new tips.
I purchased this cue used and barely played two racks of 9-ball with it before putting it away in the collection. When I bought the cue, there is a ding on the forearm and some small scratchs and a couple of small chips on the black phenolic butt-cap. Other than that, the cue is in excellent condition and rolls straight with both shafts, one shaft being unplayed. Comes also with a nice set of custom joint protectors.
I'm asking $1500 shipped overnight for this cue. Please email me directly rather than PM me or responding to the post. NO TRADES PLEASE.
Ricky
chef_iron@hotmail.com
Here is a blurb on the Libra company I found on Cueaddicts.com:
"Libra cues were made only a few years in the late ‘80s early 90’s by Johnny Sanchez and his partner, Jack Potter, out of Dallas, TX. Their total production numbered at most a few hundred cues. These cuemakers were heavily influenced by David Paul Kersenbrock, as one could surmise. These cues remain well-known throughout the industry not only for their exceptional rarity but also for the fine playability, unique designs, and superb craftsmanship"
I have forsale here the last cue to leave the Libra shop before they closed up. 19 oz, 58" 4 ebony points into birds-eye maple forearm with double thick holly and ebony veneers. 3/8-10 brass joint pin on a black phenolic flat-face joint. "A" ring at the joint collar consisting of ebony and holly. "C, D, E" holly trim rings. Birds-eye maple butt sleeve with ebony windows trimmed by holly. White with black speck Irish linen wrap and two shafts with brand new tips.
I purchased this cue used and barely played two racks of 9-ball with it before putting it away in the collection. When I bought the cue, there is a ding on the forearm and some small scratchs and a couple of small chips on the black phenolic butt-cap. Other than that, the cue is in excellent condition and rolls straight with both shafts, one shaft being unplayed. Comes also with a nice set of custom joint protectors.
I'm asking $1500 shipped overnight for this cue. Please email me directly rather than PM me or responding to the post. NO TRADES PLEASE.
Ricky
chef_iron@hotmail.com
Here is a blurb on the Libra company I found on Cueaddicts.com:
"Libra cues were made only a few years in the late ‘80s early 90’s by Johnny Sanchez and his partner, Jack Potter, out of Dallas, TX. Their total production numbered at most a few hundred cues. These cuemakers were heavily influenced by David Paul Kersenbrock, as one could surmise. These cues remain well-known throughout the industry not only for their exceptional rarity but also for the fine playability, unique designs, and superb craftsmanship"
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