💯What kinds of wood in these hundred-year old cue sticks? 💯
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I have Briggs one-piece cue sticks made sometime between 64 and 125 years ago. This was the period in which the O.L. Briggs & Son company was in business in Boston.
Can you tell me what kind of wood was used from looking at photos?
The wood at the butt is darker in the 18 and 19-ounce cues than that in the 16 and 17-ounce cues. See photos
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Just common woods for that time. Nothing special.
Generally used whatever they could buy a truck load for cheap back then.