castle1911
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Purchased from another AZ Member a couple months ago. I'm moving to 60" cues as I'm finding the 58" is just a tad too short for me. Looking for $1,500 plus shipping for this beauty. Not looking for trades for this, I would love to sell it outright.
For your consideration, is an incredible Richard Phillippi snakewood and highly-figured, bird's-eye maple four point custom cue, which is accented with ivory inlays, eight gold leaves in the buttsleeve and silver dashes in the ringwork at all five positions. Brand new, it sells for close to $3,000. The cue is in outstanding condition and plays as good as it looks. The shafts and butt are straight together and apart. I would rate the cue as being in 99 percent condition, with the shafts showing some light play. The cue looks about as new as a used cue can. It's a real beauty, and the photos -- as good as some of them are -- still fail to capture the real beauty of the gold-leaf inlays in the butt sleeve.
Here are the specs:
-- Cue weighs 18.7 oz.; butt is 15 oz.; both shafts are 3.7 oz and 13 mm; the ferrules made from white exotic material; and the tips are Kamui black tips (one is soft, the other is super soft)
-- Radial pin with ivory joint
-- Wrap is exquisite black boarhide, one of the nicest wraps available.
-- All white, except for the buttcap, is made from ivory.
-- Each snakewood point has three veneers -- black, ivory, black
-- Ebony and silver dash ringwork, in positions A,B,C,D and E
-- Custom snakewood joint protectors included
Here is a link to the pictures. Having trouble posting pics directly to the post..http://www.flickr.com/photos/75423185@N08/sets/72157629598721130/
For your consideration, is an incredible Richard Phillippi snakewood and highly-figured, bird's-eye maple four point custom cue, which is accented with ivory inlays, eight gold leaves in the buttsleeve and silver dashes in the ringwork at all five positions. Brand new, it sells for close to $3,000. The cue is in outstanding condition and plays as good as it looks. The shafts and butt are straight together and apart. I would rate the cue as being in 99 percent condition, with the shafts showing some light play. The cue looks about as new as a used cue can. It's a real beauty, and the photos -- as good as some of them are -- still fail to capture the real beauty of the gold-leaf inlays in the butt sleeve.
Here are the specs:
-- Cue weighs 18.7 oz.; butt is 15 oz.; both shafts are 3.7 oz and 13 mm; the ferrules made from white exotic material; and the tips are Kamui black tips (one is soft, the other is super soft)
-- Radial pin with ivory joint
-- Wrap is exquisite black boarhide, one of the nicest wraps available.
-- All white, except for the buttcap, is made from ivory.
-- Each snakewood point has three veneers -- black, ivory, black
-- Ebony and silver dash ringwork, in positions A,B,C,D and E
-- Custom snakewood joint protectors included
Here is a link to the pictures. Having trouble posting pics directly to the post..http://www.flickr.com/photos/75423185@N08/sets/72157629598721130/
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