Old Cue Stick ID

3andstop

3andstop

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Hi all, anyone know what this stick may be. It was one of the first ones I purchased. I'm guessing it's about 40yrs old.

I was told it could be a Rich, an Adams, and then told it was an old Palmer model PM4, but I sure don't know. Its straight and good but its been sitting in my closet forever and I'm now curious once again to find out for sure.
 
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Pictures taken in better lighting would help a lot. Close-up pictures would help also, use the macro feature of the camera. Also, pictures of the butt cap, bumper, and of the underside of the butt cap with the bumper removed. Close-up of the joint would help and of the points.
 
mamono said:
Pictures taken in better lighting would help a lot. Close-up pictures would help also, use the macro feature of the camera. Also, pictures of the butt cap, bumper, and of the underside of the butt cap with the bumper removed. Close-up of the joint would help and of the points.
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I'll try to get a few closer, but if you hold your control key down and either roll your mouse wheel or hit the plus key you can close up with wither Internet Explorer or Firefox.
 
3andstop said:
I'll try to get a few closer, but if you hold your control key down and either roll your mouse wheel or hit the plus key you can close up with wither Internet Explorer or Firefox.
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Wow, I had no idea you could do that. Thanks for the info, learn something new all the time.
 
Scott Lee said:
Waaah...that doesn't work with AOL. Are there points on this cue? It looks like a plain solid nose.

Scott Lee
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Scott, it is plain. I just searched for Palmer PM4 and it looks just like it. There is no name on the butt however.

http://www.palmercollector.com/PMLine.html

I bought this at a pool room and can't find the owner at the time, he may recall. I do remember he sold many palmers, I think also Rich's and Adams but I just dont know for sure. :(

Scott, if you visit AOL.COM through either Internet Explorer or Firefox it will work that way. BTW AOL.COM is the free version of AOL if you don't use all the AOL features. But if AOL is your internet service provider, you may not be able to zoom that way.
 
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