Heads up Maryland collectors

Bump...and sports cards. Bump...literally hundreds of cues in this auction...everything from AE to Viper...and everything in between.

Nobody checked this out? :confused:
 
Questions

How do you view the pictures or listing of cues? I went to the site but can't find them. Can you post a direct link to the list or more importantly the pictures.

Thanks

Kevin
 
Million Dollar Collection

300 "multi-thousand" dollar cues

Somebody must have left a million dollar cue collection.
Any guess on what the real deal is?
 
cuesblues said:
300 "multi-thousand" dollar cues

Somebody must have left a million dollar cue collection.
Any guess on what the real deal is?
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Looking at the pics of the cues, I saw mostly production and import cues. There were a couple Filipino cues in there as well from Audrick and others. A few custom makers like Parrot, Jacoby, and DP. I think the ammunitiona and some of the guns will have no problem finding homes. Nice old broomhandle Mauser and a P-08 Luger with matching numbers. A lot of older engraved shotguns and a Mark 5 Weatherby or 2. Definitely not what I would call a valuable cue collection.

Hi Ted!
 
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Kevin Lindstrom said:
How do you view the pictures or listing of cues? I went to the site but can't find them. Can you post a direct link to the list or more importantly the pictures.

Thanks

Kevin
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The pics of the cues and all just posted late last night at www.isennockauction.com. The cues appear to be mostly lower end players but did see a few collector cues. The firarms are awesome!
 
Good thing i dont live in Maryland !!!!

I could get in alot of trouble here.........


i guess the guy shot Pool Balls, and hummels !!!!

Good Find
Steve
 
This guy was said to be a pro level player & from the looks of it was a high end gun nut,cue nut,furnshings nut & all around collecting nut. Just got a call from a friend who is there & he said the cues are probley the cheapest thing the guy had(should just take the 15 min, ride & go look), , does the name ernie keewsan ring a bell to any of the ole timers(last name may be spelled wrong)he was killed in an auto wreck & this is his stuff & is the 3rd auction for it,thats how much s t u f f he had. Hey kevin, tony long is playing eddie aberham next weekend @ tophat, hope you get down this way to watch so i can meet you, Manny,Mcreash & brandon shuff are usualy there for the tourny. OH, & by the way, this is going to be an online auction only so get them credit cards out boys.
 
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There are a lot of production cues, but definitely some notable customs in there. There are a few I would definitely try to pick up if I were on the East Coast. The auction page lists that it is only a partial listing, then that means there are more than what they have shown.
 
Stay Away!!!!!!!

Don't you Pa & south Jersey guys come down to Md. and drive the Prices UP. I've IDed a couple of cues to add to my group. I'm a cue lover,not a resellertherefore what I buy is for me, not totry to make a buck. I've given a couple of low end cues(ebay DP, a Viking) to family members. Don't get me wrong,I'm notputting youbusiness guys down, cause if it wasn't for you where would I get the 70's cues I love (pre CNC mass production). Please stay home and Let a poor boy from the getto have a lucky cue day. Gooid hunting to you all, outside of Maryland on the 9th.
 
There are some def nice cues i would like to have and keep as a little collection but I wouldnt mind buying a couple of the production cues cheap and selling them to locals that cant afford a decent cue.Just call me the Robin Hood of pool. LOL
 
So, did anybody go? What did you get? Heard someone got stuck with one of those Sly/Searing 'S' cues:eek:
 
someone who went!

I went and it seemed to be more resellers than collectors. They sold some of those dealer type cases ( holds maybe 20cues,40 shafts) and 1 guy purchased 5 0f them and he filled 3with cue that nite. they were cue purchased for $ 100.00-$200.00(production cues ,McDerm., Viking, Mali, etc.) that maybe on Ebay shortly. The buy of the nite may have been by a nice young guy from north Jersey,a Ariel Carmeli cue with a Ivory points and listed as unsigned and unknown for $375.00. It was a odd selling cycle as some cues sold for $200.00-$300.00 range early and the same types sold toward the end of the evening for $60.00. At the end of the auction butts were selling up to $150.00 ( Frey & Sly without shafts). I got a Jerry Rauenzahn 6 points with 27 Ivory inlays and 2 shafts for $350.00. I got the Richard Black 1981 for $700.00 (more than I wanted to pay, but I got in a bidding war with another guy and it's a Richard Black that I plan to keep not resell). All in all it was a interesting nite.
 
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