Rare Pre War Ebony Titleist

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Jager Monster

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update.....
I just got off the phone with Gregg K. and he says he did not convert this cue. So now I need to try and get it identified. I would think that butt sleeve would make it easy to ID. Any help would be greatly apreciated. Cue has 3/8 10 pin with ivory joint.
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I wanted to share this with everyone. Enjoy!

I just picked up this titleist that was converted "Old School" style by Greg Kucharski. This cue is a thing of beauty! The person I aquired the cue from did alot of research on this cue to verify it is an ebony titleist. Yes there were some ebony titleist cues in the 17oz range,they were very rare.
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Ebony Titleist

Sweet classic you have there. Love that Butt sleeve, really stands out! Congrats, and thank you for sharing!
 
now that is the tits....of titlist,,,,,love it:thumbup:
 
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The secret is to let the wood do the talking.

The mistake most do is putting too many inlays.

Nice job

ken
 
I just got off the phone with Gregg K. and he says he did not convert this cue. So now I need to try and get it identified. I would think that butt sleeve would make it easy to ID. Any help would be greatly apreciated. Cue has 3/8 10 pin with ivory joint.
 
paulybatz said:
Not sure but looks like John Davis to me
BTW--Nice cue!
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The only finished JD cue that I saw, he was leaving part of the "barel" of the pin exposed to help locate the shaft, which this one doesn't have. I don't know if he does that on all of his finished cues, or if he was just experimenting on the one that I saw.
 
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