Dawson cue on eBay

[perpetualboredom]

I'm guessing by the name it's gone to Chris Lloyd, so I'd expect a swift replair and resale.

[jb134]

I seriously considered buying this, it looks like a player. I've got some lively ebony blocks I bought a few years ago I could have cut a decent matching splice from. I couldn't have justified £92 for it. I'd say to cut and fit and hand plane a splice and refinish, it would be hard to sell for less than £200-£250 which might be quite hard to get.

If it's a player though, you simply can't get that type of shaft anymore.

[old school]

Someone saw the cues potential , I nearly bought it myself . I think that it could be restored and would owe around £150 and you are right jb , a shaft like this is getting harder to find and as such should be preserved. I shall keep an eye out for this cue and if Chris did buy it , I might even drive over for a " before and after " visit.

[gazza147]

Yes you are Correct as i was also watching and knew straight away by Username and Feedback!...lol .......... Winning Username: b***l ( 2064 ) > Chris is Username and Feedback: potblack151 (2064)

I'm guessing by the name it's gone to Chris Lloyd, so I'd expect a swift replair and resale.

[ADR147]

seen a few of them over the years - badges are often worse than that one. for its age it is actually pretty decent and should be worth much more than the market is paying now.

[jrc750]

seen a few of them over the years - badges are often worse than that one. for its age it is actually pretty decent and should be worth much more than the market is paying now.

Well it did have a whole splice missing, and that badge surely doesn't belong on that cue !!!

[ADR147]

Well it did have a whole splice missing, and that badge surely doesn't belong on that cue !!!

i was meaning the badge rather than the cue!