Unknown Cue with 2-Shafts- One unused Cheap
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Please post some additional photo's of the cue, include the pin, the forearm, the butt, and remove the bumper with a photo of the weight bolt.
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Hey bob that's not an old HORN is it? I'm just guessing cause it's an H lol and if it is a horn it's worth way more than $125 brother.
hows it roll if both shafts straight together or apart ill take it.
Horn Cue
I bought it on ebay a couple years ago or so with the chance it may be worth something because of the H. It is not bad but doubtful an expensive cue. It looks like a newer cue builders work. I am going mostly by the stain job near the butt cap and on the wood. The wrap is all right. The finish is not a great job as most custom shops do but OK. Not a cheap overseas cue, but not high quality work. Plays like a newer McDermott feel.
I bought it on ebay a couple years ago or so with the chance it may be worth something because of the H. It is not bad but doubtful an expensive cue. It looks like a newer cue builders work. I am going mostly by the stain job near the butt cap and on the wood. The wrap is all right. The finish is not a great job as most custom shops do but OK. Not a cheap overseas cue, but not high quality work. Plays like a newer McDermott feel.
what is the condition of the cue on a ten scale thanks tim
Condition
I would put the condition at least a 7 or 8. Only one ding of any consequences and you have to look close. From 2 foot away it looks even better.
I would put the condition at least a 7 or 8. Only one ding of any consequences and you have to look close. From 2 foot away it looks even better.
Ahhh.. the H Cue!!
I had that cue for about a year and tried to have it identified! Nothing! But I can tell you all its a GREAT hitting cue. Its like a good old HEAVY C or D series Mcdermott as far as hit and play.
Its definitely NOT a cheap import. Its aged and very, very well made for my estimate of time period. And I called every H cue maker in the BB. No one in there would claim it
Good luck with your sale, its a steal of a cue for 125!!
Felix
I had that cue for about a year and tried to have it identified! Nothing! But I can tell you all its a GREAT hitting cue. Its like a good old HEAVY C or D series Mcdermott as far as hit and play.
Its definitely NOT a cheap import. Its aged and very, very well made for my estimate of time period. And I called every H cue maker in the BB. No one in there would claim it
Good luck with your sale, its a steal of a cue for 125!!
Felix
How did Hagan sign his cue's?
The H Cue has sold
On to a new home. The buyer is getting a good deal. For his sake I hope it turns out to be more valuable some day. I am just happy to sell another cue. Sales have been slow.
On to a new home. The buyer is getting a good deal. For his sake I hope it turns out to be more valuable some day. I am just happy to sell another cue. Sales have been slow.
Could be an older Hightower
'HC' engraved near or on the buttcap. Don't see any buckhorn on this cue so doubt it's a Hagan.
I knew a guy here in Florida and he had a similar cue, he told me he purchased it when he live up in Washington PA (he thinks it was made around that area)for around $500. It was at least 30-40 years age. I posted the info on Ask the Cue maker, and the main forum. No one could ever identify the cue, it had an H also. Tom