Ivory Piano keys for cue makers?
- Thread starter lcbur
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Before the ban they used to be for sale on ebay all the time. They were cheap you got a whole bag of them for a few dollars. I think mostly scrimshaw guys bought them.
I've heard of older style cue makers using it.I would love to have some to try on cues and pocket knife handles .please let me know what you plan on doing with it,
Thanks Jerry2
Thanks Jerry2
Piano key ivory would be a great inlay for your cue....
....if you were playing for a G-note
Aloha
They wouldn't be good for me then, I like the key of "C".
Aloha
I have an old standup piano here in League City, Texas that has ivory keys. If anyone wants them you can have them for free. The only thing I require is that you must take the entire piano with you. I believe the black keys are ebony wood. From the serial number, it was manufactured in 1938 by Worlitzer. Here's a picture of the keys. Let me know.
Piano key ivory would be a great inlay for your cue....
....if you were playing for a G-note
So.
Jeff Livingston
I had to hum it to get it...
Ive moved one piano with one other guy and that was the first and last time that I ever get into that again. I threw my back out and pulled my groin, but it got moved from one house to another. It will rot where it sits now. Good luck with your give away.
Piano key ivory would be a great inlay for your cue....
....if you were playing for a G-note
Can you just imagine the sound of that hit.
J
Would using the keys be a "minor" or a "major" undertaking?
I have hit some cues that were "major" brown notes.
