identify cue?

This cue has no markings on it.
I did not post a picture of the shaft but it has a short ferrule.
 
I got just a little information from the owner today.
Of course he does not remember the makers name but did say he was rather unknown and only made cues for awhile.
And guesses?
I thought that the pin might be the key to identifying.
And it is for sale.
 
I got just a little information from the owner today.
Of course he does not remember the makers name but did say he was rather unknown and only made cues for awhile.
And guesses?
I thought that the pin might be the key to identifying.
And it is for sale.

Ok, here's a guess...

One of a hundred or 3 relatively unknown makers of relatively indistinguishable cues.

Hope this helps.

Dale
 
Ok, here's a guess...

One of a hundred or 3 relatively unknown makers of relatively indistinguishable cues.

Hope this helps.

Dale

That's about what I expected.
But sometimes someone recognizes something about a cue and knows the maker.
 
location where it was made is usually the biggest identifiable trait for unknown cues (in my experience).
 
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