LINDRUM World Record Break cue 1932 (for sale)

[scottishplayer]

Innnnnnnnnnnnnn

[warren132]

Pics of the que in question might help !

[jrc750]

Is that the one for the break of 4137 on Jan 20th ?? will be quite sort after, dont know how much tho, is condition, tip size and length good ?

[jrc750]

Sounds ok - altho pics would be needed. Sure someone will be along soon with a guide price for you
ps - having no ferrule actually makes it more valuable as that is how it was originally

[warren132]

Hi scottishplayer i found this about your cue..

Lindrum’s second "record break" cue commemorates his break of 4,137
made over 19th-20th January 1932. This was Lindrum’s highest
recorded break in competitive play, and a good example would be
worth about £150.

[jrc750]

Hi scottishplayer i found this about your cue..

Lindrum’s second "record break" cue commemorates his break of 4,137
made over 19th-20th January 1932. This was Lindrum’s highest
recorded break in competitive play, and a good example would be
worth about £150.

Good info, BUT i see your quoting from the cue collector website, and that piece is from november 1998, so value cant be relied upon. May well be more - could be less - somebody must have a better idea ?? wheres perpetualboredom or gloveman or ADR147 or other old cue specialists ??

[warren132]

Correct with you observation jrc..but it was just as a guide..i wouldent have thought that the cue would have went up more that the price quoted.
But you just never know..

[jrc750]

If you read the bit under "Beware !!"
http://www.thecuecollector.com/TheCu...rArticles.html

[warren132]

I should have read that first...

silly me.

[jrc750]

I bet when ebay came along, a lot of cue collectors would have been crying when they realised that the cues they paid a small fortune for were not as rare as they thought they were eh ?

[perpetualboredom]

£150?? A recent one, 'refurbished' 1932 lindrum sold around £200... one 2 months earlier was up for £350 I believe. One was sold buy in now in the summer £140 in 5 minutes, imo £150 is giving the cue away, if its in good nick it *could* fetch much more. I'd be looking £200 minimum.

[gloveman]

The 1929 lindrum is rarer ( due to these cues only being produced for two and a half years ) and therefore has a higher value. A good 1932 should fetch £200-£350 all day long.

[perpetualboredom]

I thought as much! When are you gonna find some more cues for me Jeff, it's been a while...?

[jb134]

If you read the bit under "Beware !!"
http://www.thecuecollector.com/TheCu...rArticles.html

I was telling a guy that a couple of months ago, he had a Newman 1370 he reckoned was worth a grand!

[gloveman]

Only got one left now Mike! Need to concentrate on playing m8