MONSTERS FOR SALE: 3 South West cues (2 wrapless), Bada$$ Justis & Whitten 6x12 cases
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I have some incredible items for sale and I promise they are all in immaculate condition.
1. Wrapless 1985 predate South West that has just been completely restored by South West. 1 shaft is original and in magnificent condition 3.6 oz. 13.1 MM and in absolutely condition for an original shaft. 2nd shaft is brand new. It was made during the refinish. 13.1 MM and also 3.6 oz. Butt weighs in at 14.8 oz for a total of 18.4 oz. How many Franklin cues have you ever seen that were this light. Birdseye maple forearm, 6 cocobolo points with a single orange veneer. Birdseye maple handle. Cocobolo butt sleeve with what I call a birdseye beauty ring. The rings are maple with black and orange stitching. This cue is 58". It also comes with a letter of authenticity from Laurie. This cue is simple, but gorgeous.
2. The 2nd South West is very similar. It is also a predate from the same time period. I would rate the cue at 95%. 2-13.2 MM shafts. Both are 3.7 oz. They are both in original and in outstanding condition for there age. 15.5 oz butt for a total of 19.2 oz. Very similar design to the first cue except gaboon ebony points with a maple and an orange veneer. Birdseye maple handle and forearm. Ebony buttsleeve with birdeseye beauty ring. Rings are maple with ebony and orange stitching. 58" cue also.
Cue# 1 will be more expensive due to recent restoration and letter of authenticity.
3. (Sold) South West cue # 3 is more unique in terms of the woods used, but not wrapless. Will add pin number later, it was made in 2000. Forearm I swore was Brazilian rosewood, but I talked to Laurie and she pulled the file to find out it was magasser ebony (beautiful). Points are alves with a white, black and white veneers. Butt sleeve is magasser ebony with an alves beauty ring. The wrap is black linen that has been polished very tight. Rings are black with maple stitching. This cue has 2-12.5 MM shafts that have been played, but in very good condition and 1-13MM shaft that is brand new and just had South West make (never hit a ball). Weight is 19.7 oz with all 3 shafts. Butt weighs in 16.3 oz and and shafts are 3.4 oz. 58" cue also.
4. Item 4 is a very bada$$ one of a kind 2x4 Justis case. The tooling was one of the few that Andy Stevens did for Jack. Gorgeous. Color is what I call mahogany. Short and long pouch with lizard diamonds. Immaculate case that will come with the suede black case from Justis. Inside is the ultra lite pouches.
5 and 6 are both 6x12 Whitten collector cases that are in perfect condition. One has a black lizard body and smooth leather trim. Shoulder strap, luggage strap and top handle. The other is black lizard with brown lizard trim with luggage handle. Amazing how light both of these cases are for a 6x12. Both are sleek and beautiful.
Black Lizard case with smooth black trim is sold.
As far as payment: I will ship any of these overnight and pay the shipping costs. I will not pay Paypal costs. I would prefer bank cashiers check or postal money order.
I promise some very nice pics tomorrow.
Take care and be patient with your questions.
Thanks,
JimmyK
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I have some incredible items for sale and I promise they are all in immaculate condition.
1. Wrapless 1985 predate South West that has just been completely restored by South West. 1 shaft is original and in magnificent condition 3.6 oz. 13.1 MM and in absolutely condition for an original shaft. 2nd shaft is brand new. It was made during the refinish. 13.1 MM and also 3.6 oz. Butt weighs in at 14.8 oz for a total of 18.4 oz. How many Franklin cues have you ever seen that were this light. Birdseye maple forearm, 6 cocobolo points with a single orange veneer. Birdseye maple handle. Cocobolo butt sleeve with what I call a birdseye beauty ring. The rings are maple with black and orange stitching. This cue is 58". It also comes with a letter of authenticity from Laurie. This cue is simple, but gorgeous.
2. The 2nd South West is very similar. It is also a predate from the same time period. I would rate the cue at 95%. 2-13.2 MM shafts. Both are 3.7 oz. They are both in original and in outstanding condition for there age. 15.5 oz butt for a total of 19.2 oz. Very similar design to the first cue except gaboon ebony points with a maple and an orange veneer. Birdseye maple handle and forearm. Ebony buttsleeve with birdeseye beauty ring. Rings are maple with ebony and orange stitching. 58" cue also.
Cue# 1 will be more expensive due to recent restoration and letter of authenticity.
3. (Sold) South West cue # 3 is more unique in terms of the woods used, but not wrapless. Will add pin number later, it was made in 2000. Forearm I swore was Brazilian rosewood, but I talked to Laurie and she pulled the file to find out it was magasser ebony (beautiful). Points are alves with a white, black and white veneers. Butt sleeve is magasser ebony with an alves beauty ring. The wrap is black linen that has been polished very tight. Rings are black with maple stitching. This cue has 2-12.5 MM shafts that have been played, but in very good condition and 1-13MM shaft that is brand new and just had South West make (never hit a ball). Weight is 19.7 oz with all 3 shafts. Butt weighs in 16.3 oz and and shafts are 3.4 oz. 58" cue also.
4. Item 4 is a very bada$$ one of a kind 2x4 Justis case. The tooling was one of the few that Andy Stevens did for Jack. Gorgeous. Color is what I call mahogany. Short and long pouch with lizard diamonds. Immaculate case that will come with the suede black case from Justis. Inside is the ultra lite pouches.
5 and 6 are both 6x12 Whitten collector cases that are in perfect condition. One has a black lizard body and smooth leather trim. Shoulder strap, luggage strap and top handle. The other is black lizard with brown lizard trim with luggage handle. Amazing how light both of these cases are for a 6x12. Both are sleek and beautiful.
Black Lizard case with smooth black trim is sold.
As far as payment: I will ship any of these overnight and pay the shipping costs. I will not pay Paypal costs. I would prefer bank cashiers check or postal money order.
I promise some very nice pics tomorrow.
Take care and be patient with your questions.
Thanks,
JimmyK
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