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  • MinnesotaSlim85
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    Thanks guy been a very long wait 15 months!, not had the chance to try it out yet but will early next week if it plays as good as it looks I'll be happy

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  • jrc750
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    Looks excellent that mate

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  • Neil Taperell
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    Stunning looking shaft on the Ultimate ....quality mate

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  • cueman
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    Its a beauty Minnesota, can't get better quality than that. Just a very classic style cue and I think the 18" joint position makes it look really good against a nice shaft like that. Have you played with it yet?

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  • MinnesotaSlim85
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    My new 3/4 John Parris Ultimate Cue Number 2296, specs are 58", 9.5mm, 30mm, 18.5oz, balanced at 17", jointed at 18", overall ebony butt length of 24", 7 arrows running right up to the ferrule, dark mature coloured ash shaft, stiff in feel.


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  • Stupree
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    Originally Posted by old school View Post
    Beautiful cues , great j.pegs , not easy to photograph a cue .
    Originally Posted by jrc750 View Post
    Yeah, great pics mate, you must have a very good camera, JP cue looks very nice
    Thanks gents. I have had plenty of practice photographing cues with all the cues I have bought and sold over the last few years and the new camera has helped do justice to the craftsmanship. It also gives me a chance to learn how to use the thing

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  • jrc750
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    Yeah, great pics mate, you must have a very good camera, JP cue looks very nice

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  • old school
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    Beautiful cues , great j.pegs , not easy to photograph a cue .

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  • Stupree
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    Here is a few shots of a nice John Parris Champion that I actually really like despite not being the biggest Parris fan...













    Last edited by Stupree; 1 November 2013, 12:00 PM.

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  • Stupree
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    Here are a few pictures of a Sheridan cue that I have been seeking for a few years now...























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  • RogiBear
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    Jason Owen Cue

    After a 5 month wait my cue arrived yesterday. Had a cheeky frame with it before league yesterday, but not enough time to see if it will displace my parris as my playing cue. Can't fault Jason's work, done a top job and the spec is identical to what was asked for. 58", 9.5mm, 30mm, 18oz and bp 18". Currently sharing a home with one of my own in the stamford case. It goes quite well with that.

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  • Ramon
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    Originally Posted by burwat292596 View Post
    A few pics of a beautiful late 1980's two-piece round butt (looks like rosewood / tulipwood) in maple, that I bought a few months back. Specs (were not exactly as advertised, so not a keeper): 59.5 inches long, 30.85mm butt, 18.7 oz balanced @ 19.25 inches, 9.2mm ferrule. Bullet straight, but the joint has moved about a milimetre.

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    WOOUUU !!!!! Hunt & O'Byrne from 1980's !!!!!!!!!! that is a nice one.

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  • burwat292596
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    I would be hoping for north of £500, but being maple and a two-piece could make or break the desirability contest...

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  • Wayne G
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    Originally Posted by burwat292596 View Post
    A few pics of a beautiful late 1980's two-piece round butt (looks like rosewood / tulipwood) in maple, that I bought a few months back. Specs (were not exactly as advertised, so not a keeper): 59.5 inches long, 30.85mm butt, 18.7 oz balanced @ 19.25 inches, 9.2mm ferrule. Bullet straight, but the joint has moved about a milimetre.

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    Nice cue. I've never seen an H&O 2pc. before(Canada, eh!). Just curious, what would be the approx. value of this cue?

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  • svendh
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    Originally Posted by burwat292596 View Post
    A few pics of a beautiful late 1980's two-piece round butt (looks like rosewood / tulipwood) in maple, that I bought a few months back. Specs (were not exactly as advertised, so not a keeper): 59.5 inches long, 30.85mm butt, 18.7 oz balanced @ 19.25 inches, 9.2mm ferrule. Bullet straight, but the joint has moved about a milimetre.

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    Nice cue, i think the lower splices are macassar.

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