This Gus Szamboti original cue, originally owned by Jimmy Fusco is for sale. The price is $5,000 FIRM. If interested contact, hemicudas@jam.rr.com. It also comes with an original Fellini case.
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Gus Szamboti Original
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Certified By Barry Szamboti
This classic Gus Szamboti cue has now officially been authenticated by Gus' son and master cue maker, Barry Szamboti, as one of the first cues ever made by his father. The certificate of authenticity comes with the cue. This classic cue is sure to appreciate in value yearly.
hemicudas said:
This classic Gus Szamboti cue has now officially been authenticated by Gus' son and master cue maker, Barry Szamboti, as one of the first cues ever made by his father. The certificate of authenticity comes with the cue. This classic cue is sure to appreciate in value yearly.
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Size and specs.
Barry just sent me these specs. on the cue, Merylane.
Length: 58"
Shafts: (1) 12.25mm, 4.2 ozs.
(2) 12mm, 3.94 ozs.
Weight: with shaft 1 -- 20.25 ozs.
with shaft 2 -- 20 ozs.
Style: 4 points -- green and blue inlay
floating ivory dots in butt
Maple index series, early 1970's
The cue is now in Barry's possession. It can be viewed at his shop in Feasterville, Pennsylvania
merylane said:
Barry just sent me these specs. on the cue, Merylane.
Length: 58"
Shafts: (1) 12.25mm, 4.2 ozs.
(2) 12mm, 3.94 ozs.
Weight: with shaft 1 -- 20.25 ozs.
with shaft 2 -- 20 ozs.
Style: 4 points -- green and blue inlay
floating ivory dots in butt
Maple index series, early 1970's
The cue is now in Barry's possession. It can be viewed at his shop in Feasterville, Pennsylvania
OldHasBeen
Tom Ferry
I remember this cue !
I remember Jimmy playing me with this cue in an upstairs pool room about 25 or 27 yrs ago. I was intentionally playing him in front of the fellow I was really there to play. Joe Fury. Jimmy beat me out of about $150 playing $30 & $50 One Pocket and sure enough, Joe Fury & I started playing the next afternoon for $200 a game. We ended up playing for $2000 a set, race to 3. This was one of my fondest memories of Philly. I went to Gus's basement shop and he did some work on the shafts of my Balabushka. I will always remember the spaghetti dinner his wife fixed us for dinner.
I remember Jimmy playing me with this cue in an upstairs pool room about 25 or 27 yrs ago. I was intentionally playing him in front of the fellow I was really there to play. Joe Fury. Jimmy beat me out of about $150 playing $30 & $50 One Pocket and sure enough, Joe Fury & I started playing the next afternoon for $200 a game. We ended up playing for $2000 a set, race to 3. This was one of my fondest memories of Philly. I went to Gus's basement shop and he did some work on the shafts of my Balabushka. I will always remember the spaghetti dinner his wife fixed us for dinner.
OldHasBeen
Tom Ferry
Yep!
There ain't no place, like that place, around that place, so that must be the place!
Always good to hear from you, Tom
hemicudas said:
There ain't no place, like that place, around that place, so that must be the place!
Always good to hear from you, Tom