FS, Oliverwood ZYLR cue

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cyrustong

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From Taiwan a custom cue seller Red Cloud Billiard Shop, http://www.cyruscues.com , can be vouched by Pete Ohman, cuemaker of OMEN cues.

Sell an Oliverwood ZYLR cue with curly maple handle, 2 13.1mm shafts with new MOORI tips, ivor-x ferrules.

1 shaft is 98% condition and the other is 96% condition that I just clean the shaft.

White delrin buttcap, buckhorn joint, 3/8 11 pin.

Ask for $1250 plus shipment through Postal Express to worldwide.

Payment through paypal or wire transfer.

Ask photo by email, cyrus@cyruscues.com
 
Photo update, I took picture this morning.

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I believe I used to own this cue. It plays superbly, as all of his cues do. Good luck with the sale.

~DC
 
Great hitting cue. I've shot with this cue. A local pro couldn't believe the hit of this cue ( he was getting a cue endorsement from another maker ). He said he just couldn't believe how solid it was.
African olivewood Zylr's are very very rare b/c the wood takes eons to get done into a cue. Zylr still has a blank for me in his shop which hopefully becomes a cue in 3 years. lol
 
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cyrustong said:
From Taiwan a custom cue seller Red Cloud Billiard Shop, http://www.cyruscues.com , can be vouched by Pete Ohman, cuemaker of OMEN cues.

Sell an Oliverwood ZYLR cue with curly maple handle, 2 13.1mm shafts with new MOORI tips, ivor-x ferrules.

1 shaft is 98% condition and the other is 96% condition that I just clean the shaft.

White delrin buttcap, buckhorn joint, 3/8 11 pin.

Ask for $1250 plus shipment through Postal Express to worldwide.

Payment through paypal or wire transfer.

Ask photo by email, cyrus@cyruscues.com
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What is the weight?M.S.
 
Hmm, Zylrs seeem to sell like hot cakes. I wonder why, never hit with one. I still think it's quite expensive to pay over $1k for a plain jane looking cues. Still looking forward having a few shots with a Zylr. Heard only good things about Kerry Zeiler's cues.
 
mjantti said:
Hmm, Zylrs seeem to sell like hot cakes. I wonder why, never hit with one. I still think it's quite expensive to pay over $1k for a plain jane looking cues. Still looking forward having a few shots with a Zylr. Heard only good things about Kerry Zeiler's cues.
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Diamonds are much more expensive and they don't do sh!#. :D
If you come down by the OC, lemme know.
 
mjantti said:
Hmm, Zylrs seeem to sell like hot cakes. I wonder why, never hit with one. I still think it's quite expensive to pay over $1k for a plain jane looking cues. Still looking forward having a few shots with a Zylr. Heard only good things about Kerry Zeiler's cues.
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Your above Point is Valid, but if Folks/Buyersar are paying $1,000.00 + for a Plane Jane, and the builder Has a Back log of order he is in a position of power to charge that price.

Capone, Ted Harris get $600.00, $700.00 for plane Jane's so a Grand is not too much of a Stretch.... ;)
 
Bruce S. de Lis said:
Your above Point is Valid, but if Folks/Buyersar are paying $1,000.00 + for a Plane Jane, and the builder Has a Back log of order he is in a position of power to charge that price.

Capone, Ted Harris get $600.00, $700.00 for plane Jane's so a Grand is not too much of a Stretch.... ;)
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Makes one wonder how a cue sold for $2500 with all the ivory inlays and decorations can't pick up $600 on Ebay.
 
JoeyInCali said:
Makes one wonder how a cue sold for $2500 with all the ivory inlays and decorations can't pick up $600 on Ebay.
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What Q is that you are talking about, and who was the maker? ;) This Enquiring Mind would like to know..... ;)
 
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