cues for sell

[biankez]

Hi,
i'm selling most of my cues as i can't play snooker since 5 years. Most of them passed in Robin Cook hands to be checked, re-tipped, cleaned.

http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...%20and%20cases
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...how/all%20cues

For the tiop size, i have to buy a caliper to be very precise.

Modern cues

1 John Parris traditional one piece 144,5 cm = 57inches / 520 g = 18,3 oz/ 9,5 mm tip sd joint 450 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...ditional%20cue

1 hunt o'byrne red plate machinedspliced 146,5 = 57,7 inches / 480 g = 17 oz/ 9,9 mm tip with a long extention and the case 300 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap.../Hunt%20OByrne

1 hunt osborne green plate one piece 147,5 = 58 inches / 495 g = 17,5 oz/ 9,6 mm tip in an alloy case with mini butt extention and tel extension 1100 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...0and%20Osborne. SOLD

1 Wooldridge 2006 cue 143,5 = 56,6 inches / 502 g = 17,7 oz/ 9,5 mm tip with two tele extension and mini butt tele extension in a peradon leather case 425 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...ues/wooldridge
SOLD


old cues
Ye Olde 1, Eureka, Burwat Champion 1, Mannock come from a good player and a forum member. These four one have got ideal specs.
All the others ones have passed by Robin Cook hands.


Willie Smith Burroughes watts cue n°1. Very since playing cue nice macassar ebony. Very good cue*. 143,5 cm = 56,5 inches/ 450 g = 15,9 oz/between 10,7 and 10 mm tip. 250 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...ie%20smith%201

Willie Smith Burroughes watts cue n°2. Very smooth shaft, apleasure to play with. Nice macassar enbony butt. 143 cm = 56,3 inches / 465 g = 16,4 oz/ 9,8 mm tip 225 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...ie%20smith%202

Burwat champion cue n°1 18 oz weight stamp (vey nice condition ideal specs)*: 147,5cm = 58,1 inches / 500 g = 17,6 oz / 10,9 mm tip 300£ (rare in this original condition)
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...pion%20cue%201


Burwat champion cue n°2*147*: cm = 57,9 inches / 445 g = 15,7oz / 9,5 mm tip. 250£
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...pion%20cue%202

Ye olde ash cue Burroughes watts cue n°1*: 147 cm = 58 inches / 480 g = 17 oz / 9,7 mm tip. (a little par was filded on the shaft. This work was made by Tony Glover) ideal specs. 550 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...0Ash%20Cue%201

Ye olde ash cue Burroughes watts cue n°2*: 145,25 cm = 57,2 inches / 450 g = 16 oz / 8,7 mm tip. (The name of paul gibson and Notthigam is engraved on the butt.. 400 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...0Ash%20Cue%202

JP Mannock maple shaft not pearwwod or hornbeam*(quiet rare ideal spec): 146,6 cm = 57,7 inches / 480 g = 17 oz / 9,6 mm tip 450£
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...w/JP%20Mannock

Eureka cue (weight stamp on the other side (rare)*: 147,25 cm = 58 inches / 465 g = 16,4 oz / 10,7 mm tip 600£
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...k/Eureka%20cue

Tom Reece 1907 ( hard to find)*: 144,5 cm = 56,9 inches / 445 g = 15,7 oz / 9,9 mm tip 275 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...20Reece%201907

William Cook Burroughes watts*: 145 cm = 57 inches / 444 g = 15,66 oz / 9,6 mm tip 200£
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...William%20Cook

John Roberts no ferrule*: 141,5 cm = 55,7 inches / 413 g = 14,6 oz / 9,6 mm tip 175 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...Jhon%20roberts

Stevenson cue burroughes watts (collection cue only too whippy but very nice look)*: 145,5 cm = 57,3 inches / 453 g = 16 oz / 10,2 mm tip 150£
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...tevenson%20cue

Claude falkiner n°1 (ebony) . Excellent cue. Difficult to find in that condition. 56,1 inches / 17,3 oz/ 10,2 mm 260£
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...w/Falkiner%201

Claude falkiner n°2 (red) Unusual and very good playing cue ( one point of ink on shaft) 57,5 / 16 oz / 9 mm. 200 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...20falkiner%202

Tom Newman 1370 Facsimile Cue*: 146,5 cm = 57,7 inches / 459 g = 16,2 oz / 9,9 mm. 150 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...csimile%201370

Tom Newman 1370 Champion Cue* very good playing cue*: 14,75 cm = 57,3 inches / 476 g = 16,8 oz / 10,3 mm 175 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...hampion%201370

The Peall Record Cue 57,5 / 14,6 oz (16,5 on the weight stamp) /10,9 mm. 150 £ no ferrule

http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...lideshow/Peall

W camkin maple, vey good playing cue*: 144,5 cm = 57 inches / 454 g = 16 oz / 10,1 mm 150 £
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...20Camkin%20cue


Sowerby makers Liverpool*: 141 cm = 55,5 inches / 406 g = 14,2 oz / 10 mm 75 £ 10,7 mm tip
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...werby%20makers



Won't sell*:

my Trevor White*: 146,5 cm = 57,7 inches / 516 g =18,2 oz / 9,5 mm
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...%20White%20cue


one Burroughes Watts burwat champion very smooth and responsive shaft, perhaps the best of all shafts ever had *: 146 cm = 57,5 inches / 460 g = 16,2 oz / 10,0 mm
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...pion%20cue%203


a Parris special one piece plain ebony red glue (a forum member who sold me a Ye olde Ash cue and swap it after for the Parris traditional saw it by accident and wants it)*: 146 cm = 57,5 inches / 513 g = 18,1 oz / 9,5 mm
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...0special%20cue

Northwlaes cases by Crispian Jones
http://s86.photobucket.com/user/slap...ispian%20Jones


Last edited by biankez; Yesterday at 09:52 PM.

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[PG46]

Hi
You've got some good cues there mate, is the ye olde No1 still for sale?

[biankez]

Yes it is. very good cue

[PG46]

Hi
What work did Tony glover do on the cue?( Y O A, No1)

[gazza147]

Stunning Cues, Cases there mate fair play! :snooker:



Gaz.

[biankez]

Tony glover does a little filed on a part of the cue. This is one of the cues i want to got last.

[biankez]

Find it on the first picture.

[biankez]

To reply to PG46:
just a little repair on the shaft. He filed it on less than a inch. It can be seen on the last picture but it's not easy to see. Hope have been clear, my english is not good.

[PG46]

Hi
Yes mate, makes more sense now! Mind you there's a few people on here that aren't much better at spelling.
Have you got a email address I can contact you on as I won't be able to do private messages yet.

[biankez]

slapous at gmail dot com

[biankez]

up
up up u ppppppp

[jrc750]

Most of your old cues seem to have 9.5 ferrules, have you had them taken down ??
They are all way below what they should be, i'm afraid you have devalued them drastically

[Big Splash!]

Most of your old cues seem to have 9.5 ferrules, have you had them taken down ??
They are all way below what they should be, i'm afraid you have devalued them drastically

Most younger players prefer 9.5 or less these days, including the pros. It's only us old timers that still like 10mm.

[Neil Taperell]

Splash , that maybe true . But that isn't the point John is making .

Re-sale value .

Merely asking the seller a pertinent question from a buyers perspective .

[jrc750]

Yes to get top dollar for old cues they need to be close to original specs ie 10mm as a min really