Tom taylor

[jim evans]

Anybody on here selling the Tom taylor on ebay.

[billabong]

Anybody on here selling the Tom taylor on ebay.

Watching but not selling, sorry.

[gazza147]

Also Watching it and looks a very nice cue and original, the only thing is the Cue is quite light isnt it 15 1/2oz.


Gaz.

[billabong]

I bought this cue last night. I wondered if it was supposed to be auctioned,

judging by the wording " This is a rare cue so grab yourself a bargain starting price £85.00 Happy Bidding",

but it was on "buy it now" at £85, so I did. . small bit of damage under tip, but not a deal breaker for that price.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3811279489...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Sorry for thread hogging Jim.

[ADR147]

i am bidding on that!

[jrc750]

I bought this cue last night. ...

What did you buy ?? (link doesn't work)

[billabong]

What did you buy ?? (link doesn't work)

oops. Bought this Walter Donaldson cue. 58" x 10mm ( ish ).

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[RogiBear]

oops. Bought this Walter Donaldson cue. 58" x 10mm ( ish ).

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Don't know anything about old cues but thats a nice looking cue for £85

[billabong]

Don't know anything about old cues but thats a nice looking cue for £85

It's not perfect, but hoping there's enough wood there for a ferrule, or I just get it taken to 57.5", and ferruled up.

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[RogiBear]

It's not perfect, but hoping there's enough wood there for a ferrule, or I just get it taken to 57.5", and ferruled up.

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looks ok for a ferrule to me

[jrc750]

oops. Bought this Walter Donaldson cue. 58" x 10mm ( ish ).

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Nice ....

[mythman69]

i am bidding on that!

You have been outbid

[jono*]

Out of interest, should these cues be restored to playable condition or left as they are?

[Leo]

Out of interest, should these cues be restored to playable condition or left as they are?

You wouldn't play with these cues, it's more for the collector as most will be very light & whippy

[billabong]

Out of interest, should these cues be restored to playable condition or left as they are?

There's no hard and fast rule. Depends if you bought it to play with, or not I suppose.

That sounds patronising, but wasn't meant to be. It's up to the individual who bought it is what I mean.


Even if you bought it to make money, sometimes the immaculate looking one will sell for more,
but occassionaly, sometimes the collector might want a bit of patina.