4point/ 4 veneer Braz. rosewood/ Braz. rosewood Mottey.
Cue was made in 2001 and can be seen pictured in the 3rd edition of Blue Book of cues in both the colored and b/w section.
The wrap was changed to ultra smooth leather by Pete Tascarella and a brown bumper added.
It has a solid ivory piloted 5/16x14 joint w/ ivory stitch ring.
Also has ivory hoppe ring on butt and another matching ivory ring above wrap. The thin rings on either side of both rings are also ivory.
Veneers from inside out are natural / purple / orange / blk.
Butt weighs 15.6oz 28.5in
shaft 1: 4.0oz 28.5in ivory ferrule/ 12.8mm
shaft 2: 3.8oz 28.5in ivory ferrule/ 12.5mm
Shaft 3: matching 314/2 shaft 29", 4.1oz, 12.8mm
The cue is in really nice condition but does have one very small issue worth mentioning. The Ivory ring in the butt of the cue has what appears to be a hairline crack. I never noticed it but was given a heads up by another board member and it is there. It is so small I feel that it is almost a non-issue. Even when I was looking for it I had to spin the cue a few times before I found it
Please feel free to Pm me with any questions.
Photo credit to Chenz.
Cue was made in 2001 and can be seen pictured in the 3rd edition of Blue Book of cues in both the colored and b/w section.
The wrap was changed to ultra smooth leather by Pete Tascarella and a brown bumper added.
It has a solid ivory piloted 5/16x14 joint w/ ivory stitch ring.
Also has ivory hoppe ring on butt and another matching ivory ring above wrap. The thin rings on either side of both rings are also ivory.
Veneers from inside out are natural / purple / orange / blk.
Butt weighs 15.6oz 28.5in
shaft 1: 4.0oz 28.5in ivory ferrule/ 12.8mm
shaft 2: 3.8oz 28.5in ivory ferrule/ 12.5mm
Shaft 3: matching 314/2 shaft 29", 4.1oz, 12.8mm
The cue is in really nice condition but does have one very small issue worth mentioning. The Ivory ring in the butt of the cue has what appears to be a hairline crack. I never noticed it but was given a heads up by another board member and it is there. It is so small I feel that it is almost a non-issue. Even when I was looking for it I had to spin the cue a few times before I found it
Please feel free to Pm me with any questions.
Photo credit to Chenz.
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