Brunswick Pool Cue

Can anyone tell me roughly when my Brunswick (Propeller Logo) Pool Cue was made & location? I'm thinking back in the 50's but, I'm just guessing. Thanks...
I would have guessed older. but don't know. I did find that that is the French made Brunswick cue stamp. as seen towards the bottom of this page.

Table Difficulty Factor (TDF) for measuring table "toughness"

This is wrong info.

Is there any evidence that pros in recent MR events with Diamond 4" pockets use less spin than events 10 years ago with Diamond 4.5" pockets? Or events 30 years ago with Brunswick 5" pockets?

No, there is not.

This is an example of a common misconception that using side spin should be a "last resort" instead of being used in about every single shot that's not dead straight in.

Please remove it:)

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Pre-Second Catalog Custom Palmers M's when they were little m's, or M & M's...

2 Pre-Brochure Custom Cues that would lay the foundation for the "Model M". The names in the Custom M foils are J.R.R., and I think he was an author, wrote a book about rings and hobbits. The other unfortunately was made for someone named Taylor, who was an astronaut, and would not be back on earth until 3978. I made the last two things up... but still cool.

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Soft hitting custom cue maker cues?

Are there any cue makers that make a cue with softer, more subtle or buttery hit?

Whyte Triple 60 advertising speaks to you.
In its video, The Science of Feel | Triple 60 Multi-Density Fill, Triple-60 spokesperson states their shaft can provide a buttery hit:

What we did was we introduced a multi-density fill into the shaft in the construction of these carbon fiber shafts. Basically you're starting with a hollow tube. One of the things that we wanted to do was to maintain low end mass. So, when we introduce our fill pattern to the shaft we actually start ten to twelve inches back from the tip. We’re not introducing any mass out here we're utilizing a relatively high density material in this location where the taper starts and gradually making the density lighter as we get to the joint. When we do the final assembly we put everything in compression. So, we get a good transition of vibration through to the handle. The hit that we get utilizing the multi-density fill pattern is more of a buttery feel like you get with wood.
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Brunswick Pool Cue

Can anyone tell me roughly when my Brunswick (Propeller Logo) Pool Cue was made & location? I'm thinking back in the 50's but, I'm just guessing. Thanks...

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