horace lindrum champion cue handspliced

[jonny10ball]

hi lads

i brought this cue and tin case about 6-7 years ago from an antiques fair paid a good price for it, when i got it, it was full of lacquer had no tip or ferrule,so i stripped the lacquer of and sanded /oiled/finished the cue and it just transformed its self,the wood was awesome at the butt,then tipped and put a stainless ferrule on it ,,,really i wanted to no what kind of money i would get for it...

its a handspliced full size cue 9.3-5mm ferrule,,,weight is around 17oz as it marked on the cue

dont no how post pictures on here so follow this link

http://s1183.photobucket.com/albums/.../horace%20cue/

[jim evans]

lindrum cue

hi no good as collectable ok as player so that depends how much they are willing to pay 50 give or take 20

[ADR147]

i would pay 50 but it should fetch 80ish in a good market.

[jonny10ball]

cool ok lads nice 1 might set it up on eaby with in the week

[jonny10ball]

is it rosewood on the bottom? or Macassar Ebony

[perpetualboredom]

i would pay 50 but it should fetch 80ish in a good market.

I think a bit more than that...

[ADR147]

I think a bit more than that...

it should be worth more but judging on what i have seen sell i can't see it.

[perpetualboredom]

it should be worth more but judging on what i have seen sell i can't see it.

It's a pretty cue, if the length is good its the kind of cue more players than collectors would go for, I could see it making £100+.

I've got another load of cues to ebay next month, nothing overly exciting, maybe we should have a 'guess the total' competition and the winner gets a free (cheap) cue?