Tascarella Hoppe Cue F/S

ScottR

ScottR

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Rosewood into light birdseye maple, 3 veneers (black/mahogany/natural), brown lightly-textured leather wrap, silver rings at the 5/16-14 piloted SS joint, ivory Hoppe ring in sleeve, old school dark brown linen rings and buttcap.

58", 19.6 oz., 2 shafts @ 12.8mm with ivory ferrules and Moori medium tips.

The cue has been well used, as it is a player. There are a few dings in the butt, but none through the finish. There are no dings or marks on the shafts - they are baby smooth. One shaft has a slight roll that does not affect play and the other is straight. Thanks for looking.

Sold

Thanks.
 

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Your selling a hoppe-style cue??!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

That's one gorgeous piece of work, sir. Shocked as hell that you're letting it go....but hope it finds a new, happy home soon.

Best of luck on the sale. Shouldn't be on the boards for too long at all!!

Rat
 
!!!!!!!!!!!

Here is a chance for someone to own a classic cue made by one of the most sought after custom cue makers. This cue will surely increase in value as all Tascarella's. Nice Cue!!!!!!!!1
Pinocchio
 
Thanks guys. The only reason I am selling this cue is because I think I have finally found my "direction" for the cues I want to keep.

This Tascarella plays great and I won't be broken hearted if I end up keeping it for a while longer.
 
A couple of people have asked and I want to be totally up-front about this cue. The wrap is great, but cue could probably use a refinish.

The finish is not chipped or worn away anywhere on the butt. However, as I stated above there some table dings in the forearm. And in the closeup of the sleeve you can see where the finish appears to have settled slightly into the wood grain. You cannot feel that on the sleeve, but these dang digital cameras don't lie.

Let me know if you have a reasonable offer. Thanks.
 
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I was going to take this cue to the Expo for trade bait, but Mother Nature kept me away. So, it is still available.

Thanks for looking.
 
ScottR said:
Rosewood into light birdseye maple, 3 veneers (black/mahogany/natural), brown lightly-textured leather wrap, silver rings at the 5/16-14 piloted SS joint, ivory Hoppe ring in sleeve, old school dark brown linen rings and buttcap.

58", 19.6 oz., 2 shafts @ 12.8mm with ivory ferrules and Moori medium tips.

The cue has been well used, as it is a player. There are a few dings in the butt, but none through the finish. There are no dings or marks on the shafts - they are baby smooth. One shaft has a slight roll that does not affect play and the other is straight. Asking $2600 shipped to U.S. or Canada. Lowered price. Thanks for looking.

Thanks.
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EXCELLENT CUE, EXCELLENT PRICE.very beautiful cue Scott, should sell fast, I wish i have the money to buy.:eek: Good luck with your sale.:D
 
Man, it seems no matter how much I step it up, there's just always something else out there I can't afford or trade for...lol

Really nice lookin' players cue and good luck with the sale! :D
 
jdelcue@emory.e said:
Man, it seems no matter how much I step it up, there's just always something else out there I can't afford or trade for...lol

Really nice lookin' players cue and good luck with the sale! :D
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Thank you.

Looks like everyone spent their money at SBE!! ;)
 
ScottR said:
Thank you.

Looks like everyone spent their money at SBE!! ;)
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Shoooooooot...wish I'd HAD $ to use at SBE! Lol...
I had to trade my SW and my life savings for the Searing. LOL! :p

The Tasc is ridiculously nice, though...and its a real players cue, which is why it's got me jonsin'!

But, alas...
No cash. Lol.


Good luck with the sale! Darn thing shouldn't last thing long....
 
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