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Fine Billiards Objects | Curated in Taipei, Taiwan
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Brand: South West
Condition: Excellent Used (95%)
Joint Type: 3/8x11
Weight: 19.51 ~ 19.55oz
Length: 58-inches
Shafts: Two Shafts
Joint Material: Black Phenolic
Forearm: Gaboon Ebony
Points: Cocobolo
Veneers: 3 Laminates
Buttsleeve: Cocobolo
Wrap: Irish Linen (Black)
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1995 South West - Cocobolo into Gaboon Ebony (6-Pointer)
Ebony builds hold a special place among South West enthusiasts — prized for a dense, authoritative hit that's direct, solid, and unapologetically firm.
It's a response serious players gravitate toward, including Taiwanese legends like Yang Ching-Shun, Wu Chia-Ching, and the Ko brothers.
This cue dates to 1995, carrying the engraved cactus logo, build year, and numbered pin — hallmarks of an authentic South West from a highly regarded era.
Ebony South West cues typically run 20oz or heavier. This one is notably lighter — delivering that unmistakable ebony punch and stiffness without the added butt weight. A rare and appealing balance.
For nosewood, Gaboon ebony has long been the top choice for players chasing maximum power.
Crisp and ultra-stiff, it transfers energy cleanly, making it effortless to stun or move the cue ball. The hit is sharp, focused, and commanding.
Both original shafts carry the earlier Aegis ferrule — now discontinued and increasingly hard to find.
It picks up chalk marks more easily, but many seasoned players prefer its slightly softer, more responsive character over the cleaner, firmer feel of Aegis II.
A mid-90s ebony South West that plays every bit as strong as its reputation — built in an era collectors respect, configured the way experienced players value most.
- Overall Straightness: 96% Straight
Butt: 90%
Shaft 1: 99%
Shaft 2: 100%