FS: Alex Brick--John Davis cue

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Here is one of the nicest Davis full-splice conversions that I have seen. Alex Brick did a super job on this one. The points on this one are almost dead nuts. The color combination and the sharp veneers are a super combo. It is new, unchalked, but the tips do have a little chalk dust on them from the bottom of my case.

Specifications:

-Butt: 14.8oz, naturally weighted
-Shaft 1: 4.1oz, 13mm, LBM, Triangle
-Shaft 2: 4.2oz, 13mm, LBM, Triangle
-Brass radial pin
-Wood to wood joint with black phenolic sleeve
-White Railroad ringwork at A/B/E
-Macassar ebony forearm
-Razor sharp bloodwood points with 4 veneers, O/S in: white/black/red/black
-Black with white specks irish linen wrap
-Solid macassar ebony butt sleeve
-Black phenolic butt cap with "AB" logo


SOLD, pending receipt of payment

Joe
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Very sweet cue, Joe....and almost bought it from ya. If they were ivory ferrules, this cue would already be in my case.

I've never owned a Brick.....but think I might have to try one out. Everything I've seen come from his shop recently has been gorgeous.

I know VonRhett is a big fan of Mr. Brick....so I'll be shocked if he's not all over this like a fat kid on cake!!

Take care, sir.

Mark
 
Yes, I would be except the red veneers and Bloodwood points don't do it for me.

But it's an amazing value for someone.

Marko, check you email, Sir!

-von

8-ball Rat said:
Very sweet cue, Joe....and almost bought it from ya. If they were ivory ferrules, this cue would already be in my case.

I've never owned a Brick.....but think I might have to try one out. Everything I've seen come from his shop recently has been gorgeous.

I know VonRhett is a big fan of Mr. Brick....so I'll be shocked if he's not all over this like a fat kid on cake!!

Take care, sir.

Mark
 
VonRhett said:
Yes, I would be except the red veneers and Bloodwood points don't do it for me.

But it's an amazing value for someone.

Marko, check you email, Sir!

-von

You would need to see this cue in person to appreciate it. The bloodwood looks more like a wine color tulipwood. In the pics, it comes off much redder than it is in person. The cue is a knockout up close and personal...

...BTW, trades considered...
Joe
 
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