Some Incredible Gus & Barry Szamboti Cues I Own Or Have Owned

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Enjoy and Happy New Year!!!

This is a Barry gold & ivory hoppe cue.

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This is a Gus mitered boxes cues

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This is a Barry 1991 split diamond cue (it was the 31st cue ever made by Bary)

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Hi Mike,
I loved the first 2 cues.. I shouldn't ever have sold them..
Sure is great to see them again..
Nice pictures...
Do you still have either of them?
best,
ken
 
The Tucker Abalone is the Nutz Mike,thanks for sharing Pics ,now the new Year start very GOOD.
This Year we will work on a Deal ;-)
thanks,
Ralf
 
Great pictures once again.
Love each of these.
Please post up the pictures of the bumperless Ebony Hoppe once again.
The simplicity of that cue makes my heart skip a beat!
 
great stuff.....imho that "tucker" abalone cue is the finest looking non-ivory barry cue that i've ever seen. the veneer combo is great and and everything about it just pops !!
 
Those are some very nice Szamboti cues. Thanks for sharing the pictures.......

James
 
i just love the work from Gus and Barry! i'm getting anxious since i'm hoping Barry gets to mine soon! nothin' like a Szam!


skins ---------- thinks it would be nice to get his this year.............. :)
 
Excuse my ignorance once again but, what is the story behind the famous Szambotti "Tucker" cue? I would love to hear it, thanks.
 
cuejunky said:
Excuse my ignorance once again but, what is the story behind the famous Szambotti "Tucker" cue? I would love to hear it, thanks.
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First, foremost and last, Barry's wife owns a substantially identical (if not identical) cue and it is a knockout. The layout of and colors and inlay work in the "Tucker" cue are extraordinary.
 
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