Help with "S" Cue Logo
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Stratford put out cues with that logo. They were on the cheaper side , but remember that s.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
BHQ said:yep, that's it. Stratford. i was close ,
check the case...
Samsonite..... i was waaaay offf...
lol.. little dumb and dumber humor there.. i couldnt resist..lol..
chris
Gus Szambotti.
Joey don't lie...You KNOW its an early Searing.JoeyInCali said:
Kinda like those "custom" pool tables your friend has that has woodscrews under the rails. They swear it's custom made Cooper.TATE said:
Tell him that S stands for Salabushka.
Looks similar to the Schmelke "S".
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schmelke/schmelke_pool_cues.htm
All stratfords I've seen have the entire word written out. The "S" on the forearms in this pic looks close though.
http://www.bostocks.com/billiards/lggraphite.jpg
http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cues/schmelke/schmelke_pool_cues.htm
All stratfords I've seen have the entire word written out. The "S" on the forearms in this pic looks close though.
http://www.bostocks.com/billiards/lggraphite.jpg
TATE said:
Chris I do know,I can also tell you who to send pics to for a model I.D. Its a very well made cue made for only one year under that name. The company consisted of a couple three good cue makers that spent a bit more time drinking beer, than making cues as I was told. they started in 1975, and went out of buisness in 1976.......Pm sent.
The cue is a "Slade" I don't recall off hand the "Boss" was, But Clay Ethridge (Now owner of Showcase Billiards)was one of the cue makers, as well as Nick Wright, Who has been with Showcase from its inception.
One of the problems with the company,although the cues were first rate,was that there was a strip bar a block away! PT'S show club. Its still there in englwood colorado in fact.
If anyone knows the who started it, and who the other guy was, (there were four guys?? I think) feel free to chime in.Or I'll ask clay next time I see him if not.
-Jay-
One of the problems with the company,although the cues were first rate,was that there was a strip bar a block away! PT'S show club. Its still there in englwood colorado in fact.
If anyone knows the who started it, and who the other guy was, (there were four guys?? I think) feel free to chime in.Or I'll ask clay next time I see him if not.
-Jay-