Help with thoughts about an old Antique billiards cue?

I found this old Billiards cue, that looks really interesting to me.

I have seen similar antique Brunswick cues, but this is not a Brunswick.

It has some sort of Asian characters on the Splice, near the rubber bumper..

I also bet that all of the White in this cue is Natural material, but I do not know.

It just looks really interesting to me.

Thanks for any thoughts..

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Time for new pool balls - Aramith Tournament Pro-Cup or Brunswick Centennial

I do really like the look of the Centennials!!


Looked at the Dynaspheres but I like the look of the Aramith's and the Brunswicks better.
The Aramith Tournaments are Duramith resin and absolutely stay cleaner longer than Centennials. I have both sets and are both within a year of the same age. I like the Tournament set so much I have a brand new second set waiting in the box when I replace my cloth.

vintage Huebler unknown model

Unrelated question: If you put the logo back on a stick like this, would it reduce value?

The reason I ask is that I have a plain jane vertical logo where the logo is barely legible. I don't really care if the value drops on that one in particular as it needs a refinish anyway, but I do want to find a stick like OP's one day and might care then.
I don't know anyone who can remark a Huebler, you could check with Proficient, but I don't belive Paul or his estate has ever allowed that.

I have about 20 or so in my collection, and at five of them have damaged marks, almost always the "Cue/s by Huebler" logo that was so softly screened on that a gentle breeze would fade it!

vintage Huebler unknown model

Unrelated question: If you put the logo back on a stick like this, would it reduce value?

The reason I ask is that I have a plain jane vertical logo where the logo is barely legible. I don't really care if the value drops on that one in particular as it needs a refinish anyway, but I do want to find a stick like OP's one day and might care then.

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