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Wanted!!!!!! Made in the 70's or 80's! any helps?
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Last edited by Reini0100; 26 February 2015, 09:29 PM. -
Old Riley Maple Cue (no badge)
not clear of what you are asking
1. you are wanting such a cue?
2. you have this cue and want a valuation?
3. you have this cue and want more information about it?
if 2 or 3, do you have any pictures to assist with an answer?
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If it was made some time between 1970 and 1980, I would say probably 70's. But if it was made after 1980 and before 1990, I would lean towards 80's, hope this helps?Originally Posted by Reini0100 View PostNo one is listening until you make a mistake!Comment
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No havn't got one for sale. All my Riley Maple cues come with badges
"When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it." - Henry FordComment
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cue is wanted! I look for a cue like this!Comment
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Why don't you want one with a badge on? (somebody had to ask)
"When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it." - Henry FordComment
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because I try to collect snooker pros cues (same models like they play) and peter ebdon plays with a no badge riley cue!Comment
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doesn't Peter now play with a Stamford cue?
his previous one was a "Riley Dufferin Steve Davis"Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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yes and yes! the steve davis one I search!Comment
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This is a very perceptive question on so many universal levels. Cue badges, labels in clothes, car marques, iPhones, shoe labels, why are humans obsessed with labels?Originally Posted by Maverick54 View PostWhy don't you want one with a badge on? (somebody had to ask)
I bet that 9/10 who were offered a free cue to play with, between a JP Ultimate and a local cue doctor cue, would choose the JP every time. 1/10 would pick up the two cues and test them first.
Maybe Reini is one of those rare 1/10 who look for value?Comment
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yes and because it is so hard to find is why its so rare!Comment
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