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Foxtrott
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As I have gotten a few cues and only want wooden cues.The ivory cues I will be tradeing off . Until then as a non ivory cue lover what would be a proper temperture to store them and also when I go to ship them is there a way to protect against temperture so the Ivory does not crack ? Will it crack so easy ?There is more than average ivory and this is a concern as it is very cold here and also we keep the house warm but I can take a thrmometer around the home to find the proper temperture till I get rid of them .Do I need to worry ?Please any help would be appriciated as I am not familiar with proper ivory care. I have its george and filinni cases they are stored in and they are air tite if this also helps.
Thanks
Fox
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Fox