Fs 6pt ebony nose SW 19.9oz

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I am selling an ebony(gaboon)/Pau ferro 6pt 2veneer 2shaft linen wrapped played SW. The shafts are clean and nick/dent free with 13mm plastic ferrules where you can barely feel the edge of the ferrules when transitioning from wood to ferrule. Both shafts are 3.5oz, butt is 16.4.

The forearm is dark gaboon ebony with green and natural veneers, no nicks dings or scratches. The wrap is black with white spec irish linen. The butt sleeve after the wrap is Pau ferro, and has a few small nicks/dings, nothing a refinish would not fix. The buttcap has a small nick at the edge, and both it and the joint collars are black. There looks to be one natural ring above and below the wrap with, with standard 2 veneer sets at the joint and buttcap as usual.

I have described the cue as honestly as possible and will post pics later today as my camera is charging. I am selling because I found a new ebony nose cue. Please make offers by pm, Scott
 
cscott67 said:
I am selling an ebony(gaboon)/Pau ferro 6pt 2veneer 2shaft linen wrapped played SW. The shafts are clean and nick/dent free with 13mm plastic ferrules where you can barely feel the edge of the ferrules when transitioning from wood to ferrule. Both shafts are 3.5oz, butt is 16.4.

The forearm is dark gaboon ebony with green and natural veneers, no nicks dings or scratches. The wrap is black with white spec irish linen. The butt sleeve after the wrap is Pau ferro, and has a few small nicks/dings, nothing a refinish would not fix. The buttcap has a small nick at the edge, and both it and the joint collars are black. There looks to be one natural ring above and below the wrap with, with standard 2 veneer sets at the joint and buttcap as usual.

I have described the cue as honestly as possible and will post pics later today as my camera is charging. I am selling because I found a new ebony nose cue. Please make offers by pm, Scott
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Posting a price will help speed up the sale:thumbup:
 
cscott67 said:
I am selling an ebony(gaboon)/Pau ferro 6pt 2veneer 2shaft linen wrapped played SW. The shafts are clean and nick/dent free with 13mm plastic ferrules where you can barely feel the edge of the ferrules when transitioning from wood to ferrule. Both shafts are 3.5oz, butt is 16.4.

The forearm is dark gaboon ebony with green and natural veneers, no nicks dings or scratches. The wrap is black with white spec irish linen. The butt sleeve after the wrap is Pau ferro, and has a few small nicks/dings, nothing a refinish would not fix. The buttcap has a small nick at the edge, and both it and the joint collars are black. There looks to be one natural ring above and below the wrap with, with standard 2 veneer sets at the joint and buttcap as usual.

I have described the cue as honestly as possible and will post pics later today as my camera is charging. I am selling because I found a new ebony nose cue. Please make offers by pm, Scott
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can u pm me some pictures.. or email to corybourque9603@hotmail.com
 
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As far as price, ................ firm. I will post pics later today, Scott
 
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If predate or Franklin era...

If it's a predate or Franklin era cue and it's straight I'll take it!
Dan Z
 
Thanks for all the pms....

The pin number is 307-00. Cue rolls straight together and apart. I will post pics later when I get home. Thanks, Scott
 
pics as promised....

first 2 for you all
 

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more pics....

more pics for you all......
 

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From my description.....

I have taken a good picture of the chip on the buttcap. If you look closely at the shaft collars you will note a very small chip in the clearcoat on the upper of the two shafts. Keep the pms coming and thanks for the interest, Scott
 
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