FS Randy Anderson Cue

topcat1953

topcat1953

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For Sale is a Randy Anderson Cue.

Originally built in 1988, has only a little play in it.

The forearm is well constructed. Very, very little variation in the point tips.
There are four veneers in each point.
The ivory configuration in the butt sleeve is very nice, but, several of the inlays are not quite perfect and the edge on some can be felt when I rub my fingers across them.

Very, very few, if any dings and or dents. None noticable, anyway.

All of the inlays are ivory. Cue is straight. Weighs 19.7 ounces. An astonishingly nice hit and feel for a Piloted Stainless Steel Joint, that resembles that of many more reknown cuemakers.

Both shafts are just under 13 mm and both have an aegis ferrule.

An absolute real looker that would probably command a $3000 price tag if made by any known cuemaker.

Sorry, no trades available.

SOLD


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Nice!!

Very nice cue for a relatively unknown maker..I agree that it would be an expensive build..Good luck..
 
Anderson Cue

That is a good question.

The last I had seen or heard was that he is still in Wichita, KS.
 
Anderson Cue

God Bless his soul, but if Mr. Anderson is no longer with us, this cue must be worth quite a bit more than what is being asked.

After hitting just a couple balls, the hit & feel reminds me very much of the Szamboti I played with for years.

A purchase of this cue would not be a mistake. Great look, great player.
 
gmillioni said:
isnt there a logo or name on the cue. how do you know its r. anderson
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Because I originally ordered the cue in 1988.

First cue I ever drew in Autocad. Was quoted at the time by a well known cue builder for 2500. Randy was a very good guy to deal with.

JV
 
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