What is a......
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Dawgie said:
Traditonal players cue:
Plain Maple into Ebony , 4 pointed.
'Basic' colored veneers.
Diamonds and/or dots , most likely MOP , simple inlays.
IMO.
'Basic' colored veneers.
Diamonds and/or dots , most likely MOP , simple inlays.
IMO.
I Should Be On JEOPARDY
That's an easy one. It's a cue that doesn't write it's own vows.
Doug
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Dawgie said:
That's an easy one. It's a cue that doesn't write it's own vows.
Doug
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Exactly as shown in the picture in the first response, straight grain or birds-eye maple, with ebony or rosewood points/butt sleeve, with three or four veneers. Stainless steel joint with steel or silver rings in the joint collars. Usually with Irish linen but sometimes with leather wrap.
Dawgie said:
The first cue pictured is also a "tribute" cue. One that was made exactly like an older cue made by a master Cue Maker. The cue exhibits all the atributes of an original, just made in the modern era. Classic veneer colors, S/S 5/16x14 piloted joint. The cue even has Cortland wrap and a NOS Brunswick red bumper.
