What a great old cue. Green from top to bottom. I bet someone shot a couple million balls in with this cue! I thought it was so amazing that I'm leaving it this way.
The bottom had cracked and was taped up. I did glue it and clamp it so it is rock solid, but it still has the battle scars. Also, there is a spot on the shaft that appears to be a bit of tiger maple that is smooth and all but is darker from chalk than the rest of it.
This cue is straight and solid with a patina only a million games can provide.If you buy it I'll leave it up to you to decide whether to clean it or not.
Nice and straight with fairly even points.
59 inches even split at 29 1/2"
18 oz. no bolt (14.6 and 3.4)
3/8x10 joint
13.5 tip
1.20" diameter at the bottom of the butt
PENDING
The bottom had cracked and was taped up. I did glue it and clamp it so it is rock solid, but it still has the battle scars. Also, there is a spot on the shaft that appears to be a bit of tiger maple that is smooth and all but is darker from chalk than the rest of it.
This cue is straight and solid with a patina only a million games can provide.If you buy it I'll leave it up to you to decide whether to clean it or not.
Nice and straight with fairly even points.
59 inches even split at 29 1/2"
18 oz. no bolt (14.6 and 3.4)
3/8x10 joint
13.5 tip
1.20" diameter at the bottom of the butt
PENDING
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