Newly acquired 2002 Pete Tascarella rosewood full splice cue.
Tascarella
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Traditional Masterpiece
Dick,
nice looking cue...
Thanks for Ames' listings on your site too :smile2: :smile2: :smile2: :happydance: :happydance: :happydance: :smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin:
Dick,
nice looking cue...
Thanks for Ames' listings on your site too :smile2: :smile2: :smile2: :happydance: :happydance: :happydance: :smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin:
That's a real beauty you've got there! 
Great cue Dick. Nice speaking with you on the phone today.
I love traditional cues like this beauty!
Great pictures... as always!
You Can't Beat Pete's Perfectly Executed Elegance. This One Is A Great Example Of His Style.
Great Cue.
Great Cue.
That's just about as close to PERFECT as a cue can get....IMO, anyway.
Gorgeous cue, sir. A player's dream (well...mine, at least)
Gorgeous cue, sir. A player's dream (well...mine, at least)
Nah...he won't list it. He's gonna tuck it away for me to pick up next fall. Right, Dick?Tommyd1 said:
Dick? Are you listening????
Been wondering the same thing myself.Tommyd1 said:
Tommyd1 said:
8-ball Rat said:
Here are the specs on the cue, make me an offer I can't refuse.WalkerInTN said:Been wondering the same thing myself.
The cue is prettier in person than in the photo, the double green veneer is vibrant, really makes the cue stand out.
- full splice four points rosewood w/ black, double green, natural veneers into bird's eye maple forearm
- rosewood afterwrap
- notched mother of pearl diamonds in prongs & afterwrap
- white w/ geen speck Irish linen wrap
- stainless steel piloted joint w/ 5/16" pin
- custom rosewood Trogdon joint protectors
- as new condition ~ test hit only
- butt ~ 29" ~ 16.1 ounces
- shaft 1 ~ 29" ~ 3.8 oz ~ 13.1mm ~ ivory ferrule Moori M tip
- shaft 2 ~ 29" ~ 3.8 oz ~ 13.2mm ~ ivory ferrule Moori M tip
- shaft 3 ~ 29" ~ 3.8 oz ~ 13.0mm ~ ivory ferrule Moori M tip
- shaft 4 ~ 29" ~ 3.7 oz ~ 13.2mm ~ ivory ferrule Moori M tip
I offer the following:billiardcue said:
Beat the others down with a stick (but not this one)...and put it away in a case, in a safe, in a closet. Leave it there until September of 2009. Then sell it to me.
How can you argue with an offer like that??!!??
I'm in absolutely NO position to make an offer on this cue...but I'll be damned if it's not one of the most classy looking Tascarella cues I've ever seen. Everything about it just screams at me.
It's phenomenal...nothing short of it.
My best regards to the man/woman that picks this cue up. It really is an excellent piece of work.
Dick,
I have just set your picture package on this Tasc as the wallpaper on my home PC. That's how much I'm loving this cue....and how severe my issues are!!! Hope you don't mind, sir.....that's about as close to owning it as I'm likely to come.
I have just set your picture package on this Tasc as the wallpaper on my home PC. That's how much I'm loving this cue....and how severe my issues are!!! Hope you don't mind, sir.....that's about as close to owning it as I'm likely to come.
Sorry, I'm all out of severed horses heads. How about a copy of The Godfather on DVD instead?billiardcue said:
Seriously, do you have a price in mind? I hate playing guessing games.........
Cue has a new home, the severed horse head was an offer I couldn't refuse.