show us you south west cues
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01rkclassic said:heres mine
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=13439&highlight=southwest
here's mine.
93 gancalo alves on gancalo alves.
original ivory ferrules.
red, black veneers.
chris G
93 gancalo alves on gancalo alves.
original ivory ferrules.
red, black veneers.
chris G
My '91 SW and 80s DPK
Sorry about the crappy photo but I took it in a hurry before the cues went to Laurie for authentication - both cues are since authenticated.
The top cue is '91 SW with really really dark central american cocobolo nosepiece inliad with six points of north american birdseye maple with rings above and below the wrap. Include 3 original shafts including one with ivory ferrule.
The bottom cue is authenticated as crafted at Kersenbrock Cue Service with north american birdseye maple nosepiece inlaid with american goncalo alves. Include 2 original shafts and 1 additional shaft made by Richard Chudy.
Not pictured is my '96 SW with rings above and below wraps.
Sorry about the crappy photo but I took it in a hurry before the cues went to Laurie for authentication - both cues are since authenticated.
The top cue is '91 SW with really really dark central american cocobolo nosepiece inliad with six points of north american birdseye maple with rings above and below the wrap. Include 3 original shafts including one with ivory ferrule.
The bottom cue is authenticated as crafted at Kersenbrock Cue Service with north american birdseye maple nosepiece inlaid with american goncalo alves. Include 2 original shafts and 1 additional shaft made by Richard Chudy.
Not pictured is my '96 SW with rings above and below wraps.
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JimBo said:
why jimmy boy i thought with your infinite knowledge of cues you could tell the difference between a KC cue and a real southwest,guess not
01rkclassic said:why jimmy boy i thought with your infinite knowledge of cues you could tell the difference between a KC cue and a real southwest,guess not
With all my knowledge I don't really understand your post, maybe you can't read? Either way happy Birthday.
Jim
Nice looking cues everyone! 
There is a Kersenbrock and 2 of my SW Cues (I have 6 SW's total) here: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=774
Hit'em Straight
There is a Kersenbrock and 2 of my SW Cues (I have 6 SW's total) here: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=774
Hit'em Straight
I don't have SW cue but the following Taiwan site has a lotJazz said:Here's my '96
I'd be willing to trade all three cues for a fancy Franklin era SW
of SW cues with pictures.
http://www.pccues.com/productslist.aspx?CategoryID=14&selection=19
here's a couple of rare ones....
pin #111 99 ("one-of-one-of-one")
and a fancy ivory inlaid one from 02
pin #111 99 ("one-of-one-of-one")
and a fancy ivory inlaid one from 02
bruin70 said:
Milt, that's a super cue !!! Would love to see that in person if you come by the SBE next spring.
Sean
cueaddicts said:
what's SBE? is that valley forge?
i didn't post the rings because at first i thought about it being copied and passed as original, but i realized that the pics themselves would identify this particular cue by it's tulipwood grain. i'm going to ask ed if dpk did more than one or if this is one-of-a kind.
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Sw Beauties was my specialtynot long time ago
Hi to all sw lovers.not long ago I was on a hunt for the best looking and playing sw ever.Finally I ended up keeping the very first sw I ever got/BEM one with ebony points/
All the best.
Vass
Hi to all sw lovers.not long ago I was on a hunt for the best looking and playing sw ever.Finally I ended up keeping the very first sw I ever got/BEM one with ebony points/
All the best.
Vass
