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By far one of the coolest Scruggs Sneaky Pete’s we have ever seen. This cue is not for the faint of heart. It does show signs of wear with some bumps and bruises in the finish. But with this cue they honestly add to it’s appeal. See close up pictures. The patina on this cue is very rich and dark. We had this cue tested on a lathe and the butt spins dead true. The shaft is very straight. It has less than half a credit card of taper. The over all beauty of this cue is the fact that it is straight and all original. Right down to the bumper. Pair this up with a newer low deflection shaft, and you will have a classic beauty with a modern hit. We have passed on a lot of Scruggs sneaky Pete’s over the years, but when this cue came to us, it was an easy choice. True cue collectors will have a great appreciation for this cue. The ferrule is LBM making this cue a good international traveler.
Condition: Vintage Unrestored Beautiful
Weight: 19.1 oz
Length: 58”
Wrap: None
Joint Pin: 5/16-14
Material: Wood
Diameter: .845”
Butt Length: 29” Weight: 14.9 oz
Balance: 17-3/4”
Shaft 1 Size: 13.2mm Length: 29” Weight: 4.2 oz Ferrule: LBM Tip: Kamikaze
A stunning one-of-a-kind custom cue at an incredible price. All the white inlays, along with stitching on the shaft collars, is all natural material. Including one of the ferrules. The butt cap appears to be camel bone. The points are re-cuts, not veneers. Brand new Kamui soft tips and a new linen wrap. Its hard to catch how truly beautiful this cue is, but the close-ups try to. Comes with custom matching cue caps.
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.
A cue this Beautiful deserves a name great name. Michael Vollmer referred to this cue as “Brown Sugar.” This is a Cocobolo eight point into intense curly maple. The longer points are re-cuts. All the white in this cue including the ferrules is natural. Just check out the massive graining in the butt cap. Including the “V” in the cap, the butt has a total of 89 inlays. Not to mention the shaft collars having 8 inlays each. The most beautiful part of this cue may just be the shafts. Michael is known for his outstanding shaft work. The wine colored Spanish bull leather wrap has a very soft feel and is a perfect match on this cue. The custom inlaid joint protectors are the perfect way to finish off one of the best looking cues on the market. Michael has definitely cemented his mark as a top tier cue builder. Hear is an opportunity to own one of his very best cues at a great price.
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.