Unknown Maker cues being used for conversions

[manwon]

Here are some cues that I purchased a while back, I have never been able to get these cues identified and I have sold two and started a conversion on one for a local customer. These cues are great for conversion because first they are really large in diameter, and second because I can can get 29 inch butts out them which keeps them full spliced. I have never seen cues with this veneer color, and i suspect they were made in the late 1930's or early 1940's.





Enjoy

 

[Jim Baxter]

Very nice Craig, Love those old full splices. Jim

 

[Buster8001]

I too really like them. Different enough from the Titlist, but still has nice age. I would like to have one.

Josh

 

[BlowFish]

Looks pretty sharp. Could you PM me what weight range can the be made of? Options you can do with this cue? Also how much?

 

[mamono]

Sharp points on both ends, pretty cool.

 

[PDX]

Ralph Greeenleaf?

 

[sureman183]

Unknown maker

i believe those were Greenleaf titlist

 

[PDX]

i believe those were Greenleaf titlist

Technically, Greenleaf's predate titlist's.

http://3cushion.com/On Line Collection/Cues/greenleaf.htm

 

[nick serdula]

I thought Greenleaf

But the cues have no signature.
Nick