Szamboti's

John, don't you think its time to show some of those you've picked up since? not that i'm tired of these, i can look at Boti's & never get tired, just like to see some of your newer acquisitions. regards don
 
sureman183 said:
John, don't you think its time to show some of those you've picked up since? not that i'm tired of these, i can look at Boti's & never get tired, just like to see some of your newer acquisitions. regards don
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I will do this in a few weeks! I promise!
 
John, i would like to refresh my mind on some of that ugly stuff i sold you & all the other new stuff. not only Boti's. all the best don
 
I'm one who missed this collection when posted. I'm awestruck to see so many Szams in one glance. Congrats on an unbelievable collection.
 
Custom cue

Stunned and amazed thats a line up that puts the patriots cheerleaders to shame what fun to put a display like that together goodluck in your future searches......best regards jeff
 
Damn john.when ya gonna bring the boti's to the diamond for a little test and tune.. Burn the carbon out of em a lil..
 
i just cant let this thread die......to much EYE CANDY.......
 
alpine9430 said:
The link has pictures of an impressive line up of Szamboti cues so now the question is who is the owner of the site?
Hint for all the other folks - the link from Panhdlce only shows about 6 cues. If you go to the home page on the same link (represented by the home symbol under the arrows), you will find about 80 Szamboti cues to view.

Panhdlce - very impressive link and greenies are coming your way.
Myron
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i think that the Szamboti's are being consolidated into a few large collections, someday i think 20 guys will own all the Szams. I dont know if that is a good thing, but I'm guilty on being of one of the guys.
 
2nd cue from the left........POOL CUE NIRVANA........this is the largest collection of Szambotis .....maybe in the world?

WOW!

Matt B.
 
One of the things Gus would do quite frequently was separate each part of the cue with its own look. For instance the joint would have different ring work than the ring below the points which in turn would even be different than what's in the the sleeve. Three distinct separate parts of the cue standing on there own merit so to speak. Also his use of 6 slot dashed ring work in the sleeve even though the layout was based on 4 or 8. All shown in the beautifully rare example above.... VERY NICE!
 
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