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Can someone give me a bit of history behind this cue ? I think it is from approx 1980 - 1985. it is very light weight any idea what the weight and spec was. What did it cost and the present market price would be interesting.
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Can someone give me a bit of history behind this cue ? I think it is from approx 1980 - 1985. it is very light weight any idea what the weight and spec was. What did it cost and the present market price would be interesting.Last edited by denja; 10 January 2012, 10:14 AM. -
Is it a one piece, or half jointed?
Think the Riley Professional and the Burwat are the two best cues produced by Riley. I know the Professional was made by Aeon, may the Burwat was as well?
Old school, ADR...where are you?
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Its one piece 57.1/2 inches I think it is Hand Spliced by the rounded ends of the splice,The splice has just two points I think this is called a butterfly, the butt has three inlays top a greeny yellow and joining inlay a greeny blue, then the natural wood inlay, The shaft is very Dark Ash almost walnut in appearance, I think it could be because of its age.Last edited by denja; 11 January 2012, 07:48 AM.Comment
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I can see three "inlays", two thin veneers and one front splice and one badge.Originally Posted by denja View Post
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I am so sorry you are correct dont know what I was thinking, the inlays are a greeny yellow top inlay and a faded blue almost green joining inlay and then the natural wood. The splice has just two points I think this is called butterfly.Last edited by denja; 11 January 2012, 07:49 AM.Comment
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