bloodynose
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Cue point of origin was CuesnThhings, send for escrow back to JP, we have peace. Tommy something wrong.CocoboloCowboy said:
Scruggs Titlist
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What a cue!!!
That is definitely the nicest conversion I have ever seen. Mike and Tim do the best work out there.(IMHO) And I am very happy to see that you got her back and didnt get shi*ted out of that cue. Whomever gets this beauty is going to be a happy camper. Good luck with the sale.
David
That is definitely the nicest conversion I have ever seen. Mike and Tim do the best work out there.(IMHO) And I am very happy to see that you got her back and didnt get shi*ted out of that cue. Whomever gets this beauty is going to be a happy camper. Good luck with the sale.
David
he won't show
He can't even remain anonymous behind a monitor,
I don't think he'll need a name tag.
Good luck with the sale Tommy.
Stop by the booth this weekend. (87)
-cOOp
jasonlaus said:
He can't even remain anonymous behind a monitor,
I don't think he'll need a name tag.
Good luck with the sale Tommy.
Stop by the booth this weekend. (87)
-cOOp
bloodynose
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I have to get back to work, are you in my hard drive?ribdoner said:
Just curious if you are ready for Karma?bloodynose said:
What a beautiful cue by Tim Scruggs. This cue has everything that I like in a cue, and it's good to know that it will be in the hands of a deserving collector somewhere. Even though I've never seen a Titlist that I didn't like, this one is really something.
who the f%&# are you? 11 posts and you are calling him a scam artist? i have only talked to him a couple of times and can tell already he is a standup guy. you need to know your role and shut your hole.bloodynose said:
good luck tommy and dont let this dipshit get to you. or anyone else out there.
This post is a little confusing to me. But I would like to offer the following comments.
I'am the original owner of this cue. I bought it in 1956, it was originally made by Brunswick in 1955 when Herman Rambow was still the Brunswick shop foreman. I kept it stashed (unused) until 2006, when I had Tim Scruggs and Mike Cochran rebuild it as it is shown in the photos in this post. We made it into probably the most elaborate Titlist cue ever completed, if I might say. It was then posted on my web site, www.CuesNThings.com for sale. Tommy inquired and purchased the cue from me. He was a joy to work with as a customer. His appreciation and knowledge of cues made it comfortable for me to part with my "Baby". Whoever purchases this cue will certainly be getting the very "Top" eshalon "Titlist" every completed. JP
I'am the original owner of this cue. I bought it in 1956, it was originally made by Brunswick in 1955 when Herman Rambow was still the Brunswick shop foreman. I kept it stashed (unused) until 2006, when I had Tim Scruggs and Mike Cochran rebuild it as it is shown in the photos in this post. We made it into probably the most elaborate Titlist cue ever completed, if I might say. It was then posted on my web site, www.CuesNThings.com for sale. Tommy inquired and purchased the cue from me. He was a joy to work with as a customer. His appreciation and knowledge of cues made it comfortable for me to part with my "Baby". Whoever purchases this cue will certainly be getting the very "Top" eshalon "Titlist" every completed. JP
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Jon P. Nusbaum said:This post is a little confusing to me. But I would like to offer the following comments.
I'am the original owner of this cue. I bought it in 1956, it was originally made by Brunswick in 1955 when Herman Rambow was still the Brunswick shop foreman. I kept it stashed (unused) until 2006, when I had Tim Scruggs and Mike Cochran rebuild it as it is shown in the photos in this post. We made it into probably the most elaborate Titlist cue ever completed, if I might say. It was then posted on my web site, www.CuesNThings.com for sale. Tommy inquired and purchased the cue from me. He was a joy to work with as a customer. He appreciation and knowledge of cues made me comfortable for me to part with my "Baby". Whoever purchases this cue will certainly be getting the very "Top" eshalon "Titlist" every completed. JP
What else are you hanging onto for 50+ years?
Very nice.
I read that post and saw that cue.... and..then..
I read his name and the word obssessed underneath it! OMG, that is the type of cue to make one obsessed. I wish I was going just to see it in person. Good luck with your sale. Gorgeous, simply (more like intricately if that is a word), gorgeous.
Felix
I read his name and the word obssessed underneath it! OMG, that is the type of cue to make one obsessed. I wish I was going just to see it in person. Good luck with your sale. Gorgeous, simply (more like intricately if that is a word), gorgeous.
Felix
TommyT said:Here is possibly one of the fanciest conversions on the planet. 4300.00 shipped to anywhere in CONUS
TommyT
The blank is from 1956. The joint is solid ivory with a radial pin
Purple heart collars have two layers of brass with an ivory core.
Four vibrant veneers. Not faded a bit.
REAL MOP. There is a huge difference.
Wrap is purple lizard.
1 1/2" solid ivory butt cap.
needforspeed
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bump for ya tommy for a very nice TS