$2,495.00
Really sharp looking Tim Scruggs cue. Beautiful leather wrap. Striking blue between black veneers. Natural inlays in the butt sleeve. Nice playing weight of 18.9 oz with either shaft. The butt sleeve and points look to be Ziricote, but were not 100 percent on it. Highly figured Birdseye in the forearm with lots of dots. Both ferrules are LBM. Great set of matching joint protectors completes this cue. The price of Tim’s cues have been on the rise for the past year and this is a great price on a collectible player.
Condition: Excellent
Weight: 18.9
Length: 58”
Wrap: Leather
Joint Pin: 5/16-14
Material: Steel
Diameter: 0.838”
Butt Length: 29” Weight: 15.2 oz
Balance: 18-1/2”
Shaft 1 Size: 13.09 mm Length: 29” Weight: 3.7 oz
Shaft 2 Size: 13.16 mm Length: 29-1/8” Weight: 3.7 oz
A stunning cue by Jeff Olney. This cue has it all. Points, butterflies, inlays, exotic wrap, and matching joint protectors. All the white inlays, ferrules, joint, and the butt cap are all natural material. Perfect weight. Full shafts. Great balance. There is not much more that we can say. Just look at the pictures. The specs are beautiful too.
Butterflies up and down. Just take a look at this beauty from David Kikel. Premium high figured Birdseye used in both the nose and butt sleeve. Craig Peterson style tipped Ebony points both up and down. The butterfly points are Purple Heart, Yellow Heart, and what appears to be Cocobolo. This cue contains 32 natural inlays in the butt and 8 in each shaft. Along with the natural joint and ferrules. It has a very soft textured textured leather wrap. Great hit. Great to look at. Great to play with. At this price this cue would make a fine addition to any collection.
A very fine example of a merry widow cue. Simple classic. The finish and wrap are original. When it was made it was a one shaft cue. Notice the thicker ring in the original shaft. The single owner of this cue had the second shaft made by Richard some 10 years ago. Both shafts have new Kamikaze brown medium tips. What this cue lacks in bling, it more than makes up for it hit. A Richard Black steel joint hit. Whether it’s a plainer cue such as this, or a loaded monster, Richard’s cues always have that amazing hit. If your a merry widow collector, don’t let this one pass you by.
We replaced the original weight bolt of this cue with an aluminum bolt, lightening the original weight of the cue by 1-1/10 ounces. The original weight bolt will be included with the sale of this cue.
Brand new Bob Manzino four pointer. The veneers are stunning. Black, reddish orange, and blue over ebony points. The small diamond inlays in the points and butt are real silver. It’s cool how Bob takes small accents and makes them stand out by using quality materials. And he uses quality materials through out with the all natural inlays and ferrules. Not to mention the premium wrap. The quality goes beyond the materials and into the construction. All of the dashes in the rings line up perfectly with the points and inlays. It’s little things like that that put Bob’s cues above some many others. Then there’s the playability. The hit compares with any of the best cues out there. His cues are sought after around the world. This cue is new. It came from a private collection and is unplayed.