the most beautiful cue ever made By who???
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i did not show the logo it might give it away but it will be up on the site tomorrow to tell you who it is!
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Quite the cue, outstanding! Magnificent wood with similarly outstanding design and execution!!!!! :thumbup:
Oops, .........do I see a logo peeking at me on the buttsleeve, or maybe I recognize the wrap designs..............
Will Prout
Quite the cue, outstanding! Magnificent wood with similarly outstanding design and execution!!!!! :thumbup:
Oops, .........do I see a logo peeking at me on the buttsleeve, or maybe I recognize the wrap designs..............
Will Prout
Quite the cue, outstanding! Magnificent wood with similarly outstanding design and execution!!!!! :thumbup:
Oops, .........do I see a logo peeking at me on the buttsleeve, or maybe I recognize the wrap designs..............
Will Prout
you keep quiet killer!!! i know you know who but isnt this great!
Wow, never seen one like this from him. (If it's who I think it is)
The two rings on the leather wrap give it away as well.
Incredible.
The two rings on the leather wrap give it away as well.
Incredible.
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That's a beautiful design.....and incredible wood !!
just got off the phone with will he took 4 guesses , he can no longer guess as by the eleimination is narrowing it down! there is only a few that can do this work and the logo would give it away. i will not tell who it is until tomorrow on our site front page!!
Think I know....check your rep. 
all 4 on the rep were WRONG!!!! and its not john bartons copy of a richard black.. here are hints sidbf;iq on the cu and the logo sd!#faiub#$%ghr is a dead give away , and ther is not a signature on the cue
Eddie Wheat?
damn...... I was wrong!
Beautiful
Regardless of made this stunning cue, I am pretty sure she's out of my price range. Am afraid to ask how much.
Regardless of made this stunning cue, I am pretty sure she's out of my price range. Am afraid to ask how much.
high teens!!
sold! for 1900!!! lol not in this life time
A simple response, a high end Balabuska with ''all'' the inlays....the best 14.1 cue ever made. The woods that were available to George were the best. Beauty of a cue stick is two parts, looks and how it plays. Agreed there are many more beautiful pieces of work out there than during GB's time at the lathe, but the beauty of his cues comes from how they play, how they hit, and how they feel, like a Stratovarious Violin. Not sure I got the spelling right.
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