Unbelievable cue Auction
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Auction Pictures
Lots of photos here. The cues pop in and out if you click on one picture (bigger pics) and then keep hitting next.
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/p...&kwd=4921 S. Santa Fe Dr. Littleton, CO 80120
So many cues, I gave up trying to see all of them.
Burt (H.A.) Kellerman’s collection of custom pool cues, cases & accessories
Lots of photos here. The cues pop in and out if you click on one picture (bigger pics) and then keep hitting next.
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/p...&kwd=4921 S. Santa Fe Dr. Littleton, CO 80120
So many cues, I gave up trying to see all of them.
Burt (H.A.) Kellerman’s collection of custom pool cues, cases & accessories
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Lots of photos here. The cues pop in and out if you click on one picture (bigger pics) and then keep hitting next.
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/p...&kwd=4921 S. Santa Fe Dr. Littleton, CO 80120
So many cues, I gave up trying to see all of them.
Burt (H.A.) Kellerman’s collection of custom pool cues, cases & accessories
Mr. kellerman had some nice looking Huebler's!
Cue Auction
I was so impressed by the old style hustler cases--
the guys that carried those cases you just watched-!
I could have spent a fortune if I was there and had the $$
Does anyone recognize the cases?
Probably a Tiffany from New York converted suitcase or Fly rod case
I doubt survey equipment was ever in a case like that.
Maybe a 2/3 piece rifle case converted?
Anyway --hope someone can benefit from the link --I just like to troll sometimes.
N
I was so impressed by the old style hustler cases--
the guys that carried those cases you just watched-!
I could have spent a fortune if I was there and had the $$
Does anyone recognize the cases?
Probably a Tiffany from New York converted suitcase or Fly rod case
I doubt survey equipment was ever in a case like that.
Maybe a 2/3 piece rifle case converted?
Anyway --hope someone can benefit from the link --I just like to troll sometimes.
N
Some good deals, and some not so good. Goes with the territory. I remember seeing the fancy Samsara go for something like $350...which seemed really good if you like Samsaras.
I picked up a few. One of which was a terrific price. Overall, it was fun. One guy paid $250 for a production George B. made by adam....that brought out some laughs.
I picked up a few. One of which was a terrific price. Overall, it was fun. One guy paid $250 for a production George B. made by adam....that brought out some laughs.
I oldmost bought a George Balabushka for 250! It was signed and everything! LOL. I was going to buy some cues but Ted just held his bidder card up the whole time so he pretty much bought every cue and vase in the place. I did manage to pick up a couple nice pieces. I got a brunswick veneered cue that will make a nice conversion.
Auction
Things did get bid up a little, there were a lot of people there.
I'll post the cues later in the gallery after I take some pics.
I also have some pics comng from a friend that took a few.
Like Doug said, some great deals and some not so great.
Typical auction from what I'm hearing, the first auction I have ever been to except silent charity auctions.
The bidding didn't get crazy in my opinion but who knows.
The auction people had no idea that cues would be that popular.
The cigar store indian went for $225
Things did get bid up a little, there were a lot of people there.
I'll post the cues later in the gallery after I take some pics.
I also have some pics comng from a friend that took a few.
Like Doug said, some great deals and some not so great.
Typical auction from what I'm hearing, the first auction I have ever been to except silent charity auctions.
The bidding didn't get crazy in my opinion but who knows.
The auction people had no idea that cues would be that popular.
The cigar store indian went for $225