What it is? I have to admit I have a definate idea.
Nick
Nick
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I.D. MysteryQ Do you see what I see?
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paul mottey
I too think Burton Spain forearm
But the pin looks like something you love Fatboy.
Thanks Laz too. I will post more pictures soon.
Nick
But the pin looks like something you love Fatboy.
Thanks Laz too. I will post more pictures soon.
Nick
But the pin looks like something you love Fatboy.
Thanks Laz too. I will post more pictures soon.
Nick
i looks similar to a Gus pin
X-Ray
It may come to that. Maybe I will take it to the ICCS down here.
Nick
It may come to that. Maybe I will take it to the ICCS down here.
Nick
Looks like a Gus to me also. Could be a Balabuska?
See you at the iCCS.
Bob
See you at the iCCS.
Bob
I am not sure my brain can handle the trip!
More pictures.
Nick 850-474-0628
More pictures.
Nick
850-474-0628What it is?
Nick
Older Jensen?
More pictures.
Nick
Nick, remove the bumper and show us the weight bolt, and is the weight bolt screwed into wood or is it screwed into a metal fixture like a shaft insert?
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Private stuff.
Nick
Private stuff.
Nick
the bumper looks like a bushka
the inside of the joint looks like a Gus bevel
its a mish mash of gus and bushka parts with a spain forearm,
i just am sure of one thing its not a low priced cue, and I bet it plays real nice too, its my favorite kind of old school cue for sure,
the inside of the joint looks like a Gus bevel
its a mish mash of gus and bushka parts with a spain forearm,
i just am sure of one thing its not a low priced cue, and I bet it plays real nice too, its my favorite kind of old school cue for sure,
Hay good budy
Mr Dean,
I have to say Verl Horn. Everything including the inside of the cue under the weight bolt screams Bushka.
Your friend,
Nick
Mr Dean,
I have to say Verl Horn. Everything including the inside of the cue under the weight bolt screams Bushka.
Your friend,
Nick
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Has some similar characteristics to a Verl Horn Cue I own, (pin looks different) http://forums.azbilliards.com/album.php?albumid=536
I was told that Verl used both Burton Spain and Szamboti blanks. Im no expert by any means. One very wise seasoned collector once told me that Verl Horn used Ivory in his ring work were as George mostly used a white substance that was not, he reffered it as a "cheese cloth like substance". Also Mr. Balabushka tended to use straight grain maple and rarely did he ever use figured or birdseye maple. Whatever it is its an awesome looking cue. I cant wait to find out what it is
I was told that Verl used both Burton Spain and Szamboti blanks. Im no expert by any means. One very wise seasoned collector once told me that Verl Horn used Ivory in his ring work were as George mostly used a white substance that was not, he reffered it as a "cheese cloth like substance". Also Mr. Balabushka tended to use straight grain maple and rarely did he ever use figured or birdseye maple. Whatever it is its an awesome looking cue. I cant wait to find out what it is
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