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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.
“I received my cue and case today. I just want to say that both the cue and the case are even better than the pictures. The cue is awesome, I couldn’t be any happier. And the shipping was amazing. I ordered the case on Friday, it was shipped on Saturday and I received on Monday. All I can say is WOW, Thank You. I hope to do business with you again.” Andy / Virginia
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
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A simply stunning South West cue. We try to take good pictures of all or cues, but you really have to see this cue in person to appreciate how great it looks. The point work and butt sleeve are Purple Heart, and the nose is Goncalo Alves. This cue comes in at great playing weight of 19.5 ounces with either shaft. The shafts are identical in weight and size. Both have LBM ferrules and are still sealed. The wrap is a golden tan Spanish Bull Leather that is a perfect match to the Goncalo wood. This cue is flawless. The butt has been lathe tested an is dead straight. If you have been looking for a pristine condition South West, then this is your cue.
“The cue was delivered today and my husband loves it!” Debbie / Long Island, New York
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A great looking two shaft custom from Joe Callaluca. Cocobolo butt sleeve and points into Birdeye Maple. The ivorine and turquoise inlays compliment the blue in the ring work. This cue came from a large estate collection and has never been played. Joe’s fan base has been growing as of late and this is a very good opportunity to own a new Callaluca cue at a bargain price.
“My cue showed up yesterday and it looks great!” Daniel / Owatonna, Minnesota
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An absolutely gorgeous cue. Paul Mottey said he made less than five bridge point cues making this a very collectible cue from a retired cue maker. Peacocks in the points, with extra long barbells and notched diamonds in the butt. It has a new monitor lizard, full back wrap that is a perfect match to this cue. The wrap came from the shop of John Fong in San Francisco. All of the white on this cue, with the exception of the one ferrule is all natural. Bushka ring and Hoppe style butt. The pictures really do all the talking for this cue. Both shafts are silky smooth. The weight can be adjusted up or down.
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A stunning Purple Heart into Ebony. This cue is loaded with lots of natural material trough out. All the white on this cue with the exception of he butt cap is natural, including the rings and joint protectors. This cue came out of a large private collection and has seen very little use. David’s attention to his shafts is second to none. His shaft wood is aged at least 10 years and his turning process is around 2 years, give or take. He is not known for making a lot of cues, usually less than 30 a year. This an exceptional collectors piece at a great price. If you have been looking for a KQ for your collection, here it is. We talked with David and he is no longer taking orders and is going to take some time off after fulfilling the orders that he has. He says that he does not know if he is going into retirement, but rather taking some time off after 28 years of building cues to relax.
“Thank you. It was a pleasure doing business with you and your company.” Bill / Kingston, Pennsylvania