So what would you do. You buy a vintage cue that comes with 2 or more shafts, and they all have a decent amount of roll and/or are <12.5 in diameter, or both. Knowing that most potential purchasers want "very straight" and full shafts, do you leave it alone, or would you:
* Keep the fullest original and pull the collars off of the shaft and have someone, preferably the original builder, make new shafts that match,
* Keep them all original and sell with the assumption that most players nowadays will probably put an LD shaft on it anyway,
* Have an LD shaft made with the collar from the worst shaft and leave the others original,
* Some other variation of the above.
* Keep the fullest original and pull the collars off of the shaft and have someone, preferably the original builder, make new shafts that match,
* Keep them all original and sell with the assumption that most players nowadays will probably put an LD shaft on it anyway,
* Have an LD shaft made with the collar from the worst shaft and leave the others original,
* Some other variation of the above.