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[jrc750]

Been led astray again and bought a batch of cues, will try them out as per usual to see if they suit me, but more than likely will be sold eventually
1) Very old early Craftsman cue ( look at that old dark ash ) very collectable now as no longer made and as good as best old Parris cues, comes with telescopic and the old Craftsman bomb proof case, all nice condition.
Specs: 57.5" long, 9.75mm tip, 18.3oz weight
2) Old 3/4 Glover - a beauty including original bomb proof case that holds 2 - 3/4 cues a really early example great condition with a great shaft.
Specs: 58" long, 9mm ferrule but a taper mushroom tip to 9.5mm, 17.5oz weight
3) Old 3/4 Barracuda Kirkham - a beauty totally original never been messed with mint example, rarely used the butt rubber is even perfect, stunning maccassar butt, kevin Muncaster's early work.
Specs: 57.5" long, 9.7mm tip, 17oz weight (and stamped)
4) Top Spec 3/4 Britannia Steel - a modern beauty with a modern case, never hit a ball by the look of it, stainless steel ferrule and joint
Specs: 58" long, 9.6mm tip, 18oz weight
(grain near tip is straight in line with badge, i must of accidentally spun the cue a little lol)

[cueinhand]

Lovely tulip

[dan226]

I'm a fan of Tulipwood, really love their look . Pm me the price if you're selling either of them mate.

[G30 MC]

Maple Glover Eureka replica - 58.2" 17.5oz 9.3mm 18"BP

Brand new TW Select ash shaft - 57.3" 17.7oz 9.5mm 17.5"BP

both fantastic cues - could any one guess i'm a big fan of tulip wood.

Not a fan of Tulip wood but those are stunning fella:snooker:

[stejohn]

Yep, very nice cues which plays better?

Very tricky question that as they both play very well and pretty similar considering they are so different. Only just got the TW and hardly used it as i've been playing great with the Glover which ive had a couple of months. once ive used the TW more maybe i'll get a better idea but i can happily use either. Not sure if i need them both but also not sure if i could decide which 1 to sell either

[justf]

Yep, very nice cues which plays better?

[darrenlowe79]

Very nice
love the TW

[cueman]

Nice cues Stejohn, love the pattern and colour of the tulipwood on the glover, really good quality that

[stejohn]

Maple Glover Eureka replica - 58.2" 17.5oz 9.3mm 18"BP

Brand new TW Select ash shaft - 57.3" 17.7oz 9.5mm 17.5"BP

both fantastic cues - could any one guess i'm a big fan of tulip wood.

[justf]

Nice cue maksim, very nice chevrons mate, you did well there mate. Glad your dad liked it mate.

[Maksim]

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Good day everybody. Here are some pics of a recently delivered Andy Travis masterpiece to my father's anniversary. As expected, resulted in a positive emotions.

[itsnoteasy]

That's one nice cue Rob.

[darrenlowe79]

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lovely cue looks very like callys cue would love this design myself

[justf]

Very very nice rob. Good looking case too
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[Leo]

Thanks mate, I've had a few Trevor white cues and this is definitely the best cue I've owned. I cannot pick a fault with it in any way and usually I find a small aesthetic fault with every cue I get from any of the top makers. Also this 1 definitely plays as good as it looks!

That's the main thing in your last quote it plays as good as it looks.