Can anyone identify this cue?I bought it back in 1970 and at the time I was told it was a Brunswick Gold Crown Cue. THe inlay which is a plastic resin would seem to support that. It is a plain jane 2 piece cue. I just haven't came across another one. Thanks for any assistance in this matter.
Cue Identification?
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Can anyone identify this cue?I bought it back in 1970 and at the time I was told it was a Brunswick Gold Crown Cue. THe inlay which is a plastic resin would seem to support that. It is a plain jane 2 piece cue. I just haven't came across another one. Thanks for any assistance in this matter.
That's an inlaid Brunswick crown logo. I don't know the model of the cue, but I believe at that point Brunswick had transitioned or was transitioning to importing cues.
With the flat on there it makes me suspect it is a snooker cue, but it need not be.
Can we see more of the cue? What joint? etc.....
I don't recall having seen that exact inlay configuration.
With the flat on there it makes me suspect it is a snooker cue, but it need not be.
Can we see more of the cue? What joint? etc.....
I don't recall having seen that exact inlay configuration.
I've had two of these...both snooker cues.
The joint will intermix with a Rambo or Hoppe...the only difference is that
the center piece is white phenolic or fiber.
I believe it was made by Brunswick of Canada and should have more value
than a Brunswick Trophy.