Nicest Kersenbrock I Have Ever Seen

[nick serdula]

Question here?

Hi Vass,
I'm glad you like the cue and plan on keeping it...
I'm sure that cue will be an 80's SW...
I have no idea where people come up with the misconception that the double rings on the butt are a Kersenbrock trademark..
It is the complete opposite....
Jerry was the one that did the double rings.. David was well know for NOT matching the rings on the butt...
I've had a slew of SW's with the double rings..NONE were Kersenbrocks..
I just left Lauries shop on Monday with a double ring backend 6 high point.. NOT a Kersenbrock.. It was bought from John Wright.. As many were...
Laurie can usually find the paperwork on most of these double ring cues almost always SW... Who says so??? Laurie and the whole shop... They did make them, they should know...
Bring up the agruement that you've seen documented double ring cues said to be Kersenbrock from collections.. That is a huge can of worms.. And I'm not going there...
Guarenteed they were'nt sent to SW..
Best,
Ken
highendcues

My friends sold and bought many DPK's and early SouthWest cues in the early to middle 80's and they all were signed DPK. I thought that is how you know the cue is a DPK.
Thanks
Nick

 

[greeneyes_ocean]

Hey Vass,, Ive seen the posts on billiards forum and the pictures you included. The gentlemen who said my brother ordered the cue from Jerry Franklin is wrong. Ron ordered the cue from John Wright. John was selling Southwest cues and Kersenbrocks at the time. Im truly not sure who built Ron's cue. All I know is he paid John and about a month or so later Ron got his cue. And if anyone tells you I said different, their wrong. I dont like this fellow calling me a liar. I depend on my honesty and integrity and it shows in my business and the cues I build. I know one thing Vass, if you hit with one of my cues, only one rack, you will never play with anything else. I have designed a shaft that is unique and my butt designs and fits are identical to the "Jerry Franklin, Paul Kersenbrock" cues built 20 years ago. I just wanted to clear up the misunderstanding with the other people on billiards forum.

Happiness
Mark