Les Blevins Cue

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LawVols

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I just bought this cue from Unclaimed Baggage down in Scottsboro Alabama. Can find very little information about Les Blevins cues. Looking for information on value as I may sell or trade it locally. Thanks for the guidance.
 

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Nice cue. I know they're somewhat hard to find. Looks to be in darn good shape for being made in 96. I'm not super familiar with his cues but interesting to see that short of a ferrule on that old of a cue, but maybe he did them like that. I would ballpark around $500 give or take.
 
I didn't know airports sold unclaimed baggage. Do you know how long it was there? Someone flying with a cue of that vintage/quality would probably want it back.
 
StrokeofLuck said:
Nice cue. I know they're somewhat hard to find. Looks to be in darn good shape for being made in 96. I'm not super familiar with his cues but interesting to see that short of a ferrule on that old of a cue, but maybe he did them like that. I would ballpark around $500 give or take.
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Stroke, appreciate the feedback.
 
Axe, I don’t know. From talking to the folks there, they have said it is in the 3-5 month time range that if items aren’t claimed the items are sold bulk to them for resale. It’s wild the volume of items that get left on planes or in airports. There’s a new documentary on Hulu about this process and how items aren’t returned to owners or if not claimed sent to 3rd party for resale.
 
LawVols said:
Axe, I don’t know. From talking to the folks there, they have said it is in the 3-5 month time range that if items aren’t claimed the items are sold bulk to them for resale. It’s wild the volume of items that get left on planes or in airports. There’s a new documentary on Hulu about this process and how items aren’t returned to owners or if not claimed sent to 3rd party for resale.
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Interesting, I wasn't aware. Looks like you got a solid cue out of it.
 
LawVols said:
Axe, I don’t know. From talking to the folks there, they have said it is in the 3-5 month time range that if items aren’t claimed the items are sold bulk to them for resale. It’s wild the volume of items that get left on planes or in airports. There’s a new documentary on Hulu about this process and how items aren’t returned to owners or if not claimed sent to 3rd party for resale.
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Hi, are you interested in getting rid of it?
 
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