I have seen most cues and I have never heard of this brand. Whats a Nunya cue?I think it's a Nunya cue.
I have seen most cues and I have never heard of this brand. Whats a Nunya cue?I think it's a Nunya cue.
I agree with you.This is the only vintage series I know of and it's not part of it..
Do you mean just like my cheap "Asian Import" cue that turned out to be a Pechauer...look at all these posts trying to figure out just who made this chinese cue that is worth a few hundred dollars at best.
its like figuring out who made your shovel, home depot or lowes.
Nunya businessI have seen most cues and I have never heard of this brand. Whats a Nunya cue?
your Pech is probably a one out of a 100(if that) cue. Almost every cue that someone finds in a yard sale/pawn-thrift shop is some sort of asian sourced cue. The op's cue is one of those. Very nice cue but its not an American-made cue.Do you mean just like my cheap "Asian Import" cue that turned out to be a Pechauer...
No.Is that a cortland wrap?
A Nunya Cue is merely acronym slang for the official name of the cue in question.I have seen most cues and I have never heard of this brand. Whats a Nunya cue?
I was thinking possibly an old Adams, .....maybe a Huebler that had the butt cap replaced?Nice cue. Do you know the maker? Could it be an old Mali?
Don't be too impressed with the plan.As some already know, I’m a proponent of using pre-ban (‘78) ivory and charging a special federal tax on its sale
exclusively intended to fund protecting and preserving elephants. And make it a sizable tax too not only to raise
money but discourage broad, widespread usage by limiting sales & to maintain future availability of current inventory.
How much did it go for?I think this cue was going for way too much on ebay last week. But hopefully whoever got it likes the cue.
Never gonna happen.As some already know, I’m a proponent of using pre-ban (‘78) ivory and charging a special federal tax on its sale
exclusively intended to fund protecting and preserving elephants. And make it a sizable tax too not only to raise
money but discourage broad, widespread usage by limiting sales & to maintain future availability of current inventory.
Having said that, a cue butt is a chunk of ivory a lot larger than a ferrule. None of my cues’ butts resemble this nor
do any of the ferrules. I’d otherwise imagine with a butt, the ivory grains would be more noticeable like on my cues.
Ideologist and Will P., have a keen eye for detail and IMO, both are seldom wrong on subjects involving pool cues.
Looks like it sold for $927 with 74 bids from 18 bidders:How much did it go for?
Man, that seller just happens by a lot of "unknown / unmarked" cues that could be treasures.Looks like it sold for $927 with 74 bids from 18 bidders:
Unknown / Unmarked Pool Cue, with 2 Shafts. 19.5 & 19.2oz. 4 Points with Veneers | eBay
I just wanted to add that I wish I had cleaned the butt sleeve, before taking the original pictures, because it was just really dirty. Anyways, I cleaned the butt sleeve, and I added 8 new pictures of the cue, to show just how beautiful the butt sleeve is, and to show how beautiful the points...www.ebay.com
Well, his seller name is CRAZY4CUES!!!Man, that seller just happens by a lot of "unknown / unmarked" cues that could be treasures.
Buyer got a nice 500ish cue for the low,low price of 927. These ADAM cues are nice but not 900 nice.Looks like it sold for $927 with 74 bids from 18 bidders:
Unknown / Unmarked Pool Cue, with 2 Shafts. 19.5 & 19.2oz. 4 Points with Veneers | eBay
I just wanted to add that I wish I had cleaned the butt sleeve, before taking the original pictures, because it was just really dirty. Anyways, I cleaned the butt sleeve, and I added 8 new pictures of the cue, to show just how beautiful the butt sleeve is, and to show how beautiful the points...www.ebay.com