*<>* JAMES WHITE fs *<>* ..his playing cue..

spanky981

spanky981

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Jim asked me to sell this for him. This was his personal player for the last year.

6pt cue. Awesome purpleheart and pau ferro.
Black leather wrap.
Triple veneers on points.
2 12.9mm shafts with ivory ferrules.
3/8 11 pin..19oz.. 58 inches
cue was cleaned up buy Jim.

Perfect condition. Clean and nickfree.

$old

Mike

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Hey Mike,
For a second I thought you were selling a SW but I know that Jim likes this SW style once in a while. Awesome looking cue. I just got a JMW and I can't wait to get it.
Good luck with the sale!
 
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BENFICA said:
Hey Mike,
For a second I thought you were selling a SW but I know that Jim likes this SW style once in a while. Awesome lloking cue. I just got a JMW and I can wait to get it.
Good luck with the sale!
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You know it may be in that southwest style but the quality of work is way better. 200 cues a year by southwest. 30 by JMW.

Mike
 
No Contest !!!!!

spanky981 said:
You know it may be in that southwest style but the quality of work is way better. 200 cues a year by southwest. 30 by JMW.

Mike
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Mike,

I agree 100% Jim is one of my favorite makers and I am one of the few it seems that think that Southwest cues are way way way overated.
I have owned many of them and they were all way to heavy and shaft weights were all to light IMO. Jim is one of the Best and if I can ever get a JMW anytime I'll take it over the Southwest........... no contest.


Thanks..........Paul
 
samsarakid24 said:
Mike,

I agree 100% Jim is one of my favorite makers and I am one of the few it seems that think that Southwest cues are way way way overated.
I have owned many of them and they were all way to heavy and shaft weights were all to light IMO. Jim is one of the Best and if I can ever get a JMW anytime I'll take it over the Southwest........... no contest.


Thanks..........Paul
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Paul,
I am big SW fan and you are right, with bigger shafts...
I just got converted to James White and it will be hard to go back... You never know...
Mike knows (I think) the JMW I got and I love it. Anybody that picks up JMW personal player should thrilled!!!
 
BENFICA said:
Paul,
I am big SW fan and you are right, with bigger shafts...
I just got converted to James White and it will be hard to go back... You never know...
Mike knows (I think) the JMW I got and I love it. Anybody that picks up JMW personal player should thrilled!!!
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If its the one in your avatar, I had a hand in that. The wrap was my personal touch. Its a great looking cue and the pointwork is unbelievable. 16 high points. How unique is that.

Mike
 
spanky981 said:
You know it may be in that southwest style but the quality of work is way better. 200 cues a year by southwest. 30 by JMW.

Mike
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I agree he makes some of the cleanest cues out today. The guy is a prefectionist and I have been nothing but impressed with his work. Good luck with your sale.
 
No longer slae pending.

SwissChris cant do deal now...'

Cue is now for sale at $1900 delivered...

Partial trade offers welcomed

Mike
 
Trophie looking Cue

In these days and times Mr.James White gets the nod from me- looks better than any southwest I've seen! Made in Danny's style too Pau Ferro-sweet colorful purple heart-and those inlayes. I saw a James White Remake of a szam. it ws unbeliveable as well ebony and Ivory. 3 times the cost of this player. good luck the cue sale- should sell it's self!! Jim's loss a players gain- mark- wish I could afford to make offer.
 
Sorry that we cant do the deal
but here is a bump for a relay great looking cue that is rare from Mr. White and it was his players cue so you know that this cue will play light's out
 
when i was looking before i read the thread i was asking is it a sw or a white. lol . he does a good job on there. perfect sizing ect. maybe too good. the point tork is the kicker. cleaner then sw...

freakin great cue sir
 
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