My guess is a Burroughes and Watts machine spliced cue with ebony butt and round disc badge
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Originally Posted by jim evans View Posttalking of sheridons been talking to gordon gibson recently who was part owner with nick reaney
It hasn't been until I've been trying to replace that cue that I have realised just how nicely made it was
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Well back home from my NYE road trip and picked up the B&W Norfolk cue as expected and also the exciting mystery case.
Before the unveiling I must state that as far as I am concerned I am quids in on this purchase, not only did I pick up a reasonable period cue and original case for very little money I also had the chance to meet a lovely gentleman who shared some of his story with me and showed me a picture of him playing with this very cue in a London Shipping Snooker League final in 1966. Let's not forget about the mystery case too.
Cues are beautiful things in their own right but add the nostalgia and memories that cues evoke for people and you get something special! I'm a sucker for a story!!
Now on to uveiling the cues...
Can you guess which one I didn't have the key to???
The B&W Norfolk Cue
Not sure yet the shaft material as it needs a bit of a clean up
The Mystery Case Cue
Unbadged, ash shafted, handspliced ebony butt with green veneer and dark wood front splice
The spoils of my NYE road trip, £28 of my money, a little time and some petrol.
Last edited by Stupree; 31 December 2012, 01:49 PM.
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Originally Posted by RGCirencester View PostI want far off
Congrats you should be receiving your warm fuzzy feeling anytime soon mate
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Originally Posted by jim evans View Postwell done stu you playing catch up after last year ,lol ,how many back up too
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