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My thought was Dufferin, who did work with Riley for a time.
My thought was Dufferin, who did work with Riley for a time.
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Current playing cue Trevor White
3/4 ash cue
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Love the fact that 3 of the listing pictures are of the chalk . .
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Professio...QAAOSwH1Van-NEComment
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A machined spliced Parris postcode cue , never knew he made one ?Originally Posted by Stevie1 View PostStill trying to pot as many balls as i can !
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Just what I am looking for , need a pole for my tomatoes !Originally Posted by billabong View PostLove the fact that 3 of the listing pictures are of the chalk . .
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Professio...QAAOSwH1Van-NEStill trying to pot as many balls as i can !Comment
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Parris did make machine spliced cues, known as the masters range but stopped making them years ago.Originally Posted by neil taperell View Post
Repaired one for a friend this year and have seen a few over the year's.For that one you've always wanted...
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Knew he made ( or had made for him ) Machine spliced cues, but never knew about machine spliced postcode ones. .Comment
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That I wouldn't know but wouldn't be too hard to find out..Originally Posted by billabong View PostFor that one you've always wanted...
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Joint added afterwards ? As its above the splices , not sure if that was usual then .
I've seen a postcode cue up close and personal , but it wasn't machine spliced .Still trying to pot as many balls as i can !Comment
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Parris made the Master cue from approx late-80s to mid-90s - these being machine spliced and probably 1/2 jointed if split, which would be above the splicing.Originally Posted by neil taperell View Post
Postcode code cues, yep, only seen hand-spliced versions.
Does the joint itself look good for Parris in that era?
It does say on the ebay advert to contact John Parris about this cue - anyone done so?
Last edited by DeanH; 17 January 2019, 12:05 PM.Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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3/4 master cues were usually jointed at 12 beneath the machine splices, may have been a special order to have it done the way it is in the listing.
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A large portion of the Ash is in Thailand at present I guess.Comment
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