Kersenbrock for sale

[jlarimore]

Here is an original Kersenbrock for sale. I have had it since the late 80's. I chose it as the best of 7 I had to choose from. Very handsome stick. 6 point reverse crown. Two original shafts.

I don't know the value of this cue, but I suppose its worth around 10,000 dollars. Could be worth twice that amount.

Message me if you are interested.

 

[Cuemaster98]

If you got it in the late 80's, I would suggest sending it to Laurie at SW first for LOA. My guess is that it's most likely a SW as some of these were pass off as Kersenbrock back then. It's a beauty regardless!!! GLWS.

Duc.

 

[JAlan]

If you got it in the late 80's, I would suggest sending it to Laurie at SW first for LOA. My guess is that it's most likely a SW as some of these were pass off as Kersenbrock back then. It's a beauty regardless!!! GLWS.

Duc.

I'll second what Duc says. A letter of authenticity will be well worth it on a cue of this magnitude. Luckily, Southwest doesn't take as long to do the letters as they take for cue orders

 

[Sealegs50]

My guess is that it's most likely a SW as some of these were pass off as Kersenbrock back then.
Duc.

With 6 even points? That would be a first for me. I would still get the letter for a cue with such potential value. Laurie is great about helping out.

Greg

 

[cueaddicts]

Early SW and Kers both did some 6 all talls, and even some with veneers, but not many. That's a nice old cue, but it shouldn't bring 10k or more. Hope this helps.

 

[poolrod]

Looks like a Kersenbrock to me. Great cue, great starting price. This was at around 10k after David recently refinished, and made new shafts. Good luck on the sale.

 

[poolrod]

This is a great cue.

 

[tommygunn78]

kersenbrock

First of all David Kersenbrock didn't make any regular six point cues in the 80's. He only made fancy cues while he was working with jerry at southwest. Laurie told me this directly. So If its from the 80s and its not a fancy cue or a plain jane= jerry franklin