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findcue4u

findcue4u

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THIS IS AN AWSOME IVORY JOINTED CUE HAS A RARE WOOD HANDLE. THE CUE HAS 2 FULL SHAFTS WITH EDS STANDARD KERSENBROCK TAPER AND HAS LINEN FERRULES LIKE MOST OF ED AND DAVIDS CUES THIS CUE HAS BEEN PLAYED BUT IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION...THIS CUE WILL BE IN OUR BOOTH IN LOUIVILLE PRICE IS $2200
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Do you mean to say that Young makes only a very few wood handles or that Young cues are rare on the market or what do you mean when you use the word "rare" in this thread? Not bashing... just wondering what is rare here.
 
RARE TO ME IS THIS. I HAVE HAD 10 ED YOUNG CUES IN THE LAST 6 YEARS 5 OF THEM CAME DIRECTLY FROM ED THIS IS THE ONLY WOOD HANDLE CUE I HAVE HAD. AND I AM ONE THE FEW GUYS IN THE US THAT GETS CUES FROM ED. OUT OF THE 10 I HAVE HAD 2 HAD INLAY WORK, AGAIN i WOULD SAY RARE FOR AN ED YOUNG CUE IF YOU HAVE ONE WITH INLAYS, THIS IS PROBABLY MORE RARE THAN THE WOOD HANDLE CUES, BUT ALL AROUND ANY ED YOUNG CUE IS EXTREMELY RARE AND I WILL BUY ANY IF YOU MIGHT KNOW OF OTHERS FOR SALE THANKS TIM
 
Right on, his lightly inlaid cues are semi-rare. If it's anything other than the little ivory diamonds with the occasional dot in the middle then it's definitely RARE. Ed actually prefers making the wood handled cues for two big reasons, 1 is it's a couple less steps, and 2 is a wrapless cue is a more stiff cue (which is consistent with his style).

"I AM ONE THE FEW GUYS IN THE US THAT GETS CUES FROM ED"...
Mmmmm, no. On any given weekend I can find you a dozen guys in my local hall that get cues from Ed, including myself (although that's kinda cheating since my local hall is his also). But here is the real question, Tim, has he included you on his X-mas cookie list? And do you get them hand delivered to your door??? ;) ;)

-just busting your chops a little bit-
 
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