South West and Szamboti

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Just showing a couple of cues I am fortunate enough to own. Hope to post more cues later later.
 

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NoShow33 said:
Just showing a couple of cues I am fortunate enough to own. Hope to post more cues later later.
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Fortunate may be an understatement...very nice cues!!!
 
Real nice fancy cues there NoShow. Although I have seen several fancy SW cues, I have not seen that particular combo you have. The Szam is a classic. Do you have a preference for playing between the two? I would expect the cues to play quite differently if both shaft sets are original.

Martin


NoShow33 said:
Just showing a couple of cues I am fortunate enough to own. Hope to post more cues later later.
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There are actually two South West and one Szamboti. I tend to prefer the play of the Szamboti, but this is subjective to individuals.

Thanks for the comments
 
Here are some additional pictures of the Szamboti
 

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NoShow33 said:
Here are some additional pictures of the Szamboti
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Just like a proud parent, additional pictures to show off the prized possession.
Thanks so much for showing it off...It is awesome!

Myron
 
the thing that looks like Gus is the layout but one of the things that looks weird is Gus use to use 6 stitches per ring in allot of his sleeves regardless of layout and Barry likes to balance the sleeve out and i think and uses eight unless asked to do different. it looks like this cue has eight.
 
old beauty!

NoShow33
That old Szam has a lot of chips in the butt section. I think you better sell it to me for a G-note!:)
JK:D

Rob

ps. revision- its a beat up Barry? offer lowered to 5 hundy:)
 
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skins said:
the thing that looks like Gus is the layout but one of the things that looks weird is Gus use to use 6 stitches per ring in allot of his sleeves regardless of layout and Barry likes to balance the sleeve out and i think and uses eight unless asked to do different. it looks like this cue has eight.
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It's a Barry.. we sold it originally.

JV
 
What do the SW folk call that malformed diamond inlay? Looks like a cross between a diamond and a mushroom. A dia-shroom inlay? J/K!

Martin


NoShow33 said:
There are actually two South West and one Szamboti. I tend to prefer the play of the Szamboti, but this is subjective to individuals.

Thanks for the comments
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jazznpool said:
What do the SW folk call that malformed diamond inlay? Looks like a cross between a diamond and a mushroom. A dia-shroom inlay? J/K!

Martin
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I think it's actually just a different take on a spearhead...lol. If it were me I know I would refer to it as a spearhead.

Edit: Actually, on second thought, it looks more like an arrowhead so that's what I'm going with. It's an arrowhead inlay!
 
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I like your Barry cue

The Szamboti is beautiful. It looks to be an older cue made by Barry. Gus usually used 12 ivory dashes in the butt (6 on each side of the main ivory) verus Barry that uses 16 dashes.
Best Regards,
Hal
 
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