Old ginacue group pics
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What kind of wood is that darkish red one
Ain't no school like old school.
dark one
The super figured one is spalted cocobola the other is rosewood. The rough one farthest to the right i'm not sure. Needs a refinish.
The super figured one is spalted cocobola the other is rosewood. The rough one farthest to the right i'm not sure. Needs a refinish.
After looking at your other Gina thread a few minutes
ago, I must say, you are to Gina's as ga9ball is to South
Wests. You are the Ginacue King!
Awesome collection of old and new and that's an understatement.
Congrats on every single one of these legendary cues.
ago, I must say, you are to Gina's as ga9ball is to South
Wests. You are the Ginacue King!
Awesome collection of old and new and that's an understatement.
Congrats on every single one of these legendary cues.
The kind of wood that's calling my name!
That's my most favorite old Gina I've ever seen.
Too good of wood. Too beautiful.
Maybe he'll let it go one day
- A guy can have wild dreams every now and then eh
The kind of wood that's calling my name!
That's my most favorite old Gina I've ever seen.
Too good of wood. Too beautiful.
Maybe he'll let it go one day
whatever it is, when I find out im having one made!
1st pic 3 and 4 on the left starting at the cue close to the jump cue, what is that wood?
Pics
Some familys don't take that many pics of there kids.
Some familys don't take that many pics of there kids.
MalibuMike
Banned
How Much for the Lot of them?
Wow that would be nice!
Very cool!
Wow that would be nice!
Very cool!
When I was buying cues back in the 1980s, I saw a Ginacue that had the total gambling scene. Playing cards, dice, roulette, etc. all of the symbols were ivory. Beautiful cue but I didn't buy it. Have you ever seen one like that? Incidentally, I did land a few Ballabushkas. Sold them to a dealer in Chicago.