Help identifying this cue

[kdonn]

I have a nice cue that has no engravings of any kind. Nothing under the bumper or engraved on the pin at the but of the cue.

Any input is appreciated.

https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMODnrCDX9wK6YLhf9hD1LguNgb7aWRiWUtBl-M/photo/AF1QipPBBy4Hmjx45iCTdBVBtiadqnGgbDitLRURrlh2

https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMODnrCDX9wK6YLhf9hD1LguNgb7aWRiWUtBl-M/photo/AF1QipOTUEqKznDyFUlK8oyjpbWG39E-76v4cfD15Tnb

https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMODnrCDX9wK6YLhf9hD1LguNgb7aWRiWUtBl-M/photo/AF1QipPmkuc-Apb1fJYnE4_PDbWDq1UwdmA8l0ujQlHp

https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMODnrCDX9wK6YLhf9hD1LguNgb7aWRiWUtBl-M/photo/AF1QipOqHiQokqhiBo6EptTfxa5sUWC4meDXRUaxNs4C

https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipMODnrCDX9wK6YLhf9hD1LguNgb7aWRiWUtBl-M/photo/AF1QipNy4VJC-MSAktc1JRrOQiQ9adG-JTR08kr0ne5S

 

[galipeau]

No idea, probably somebody's garage build. Inlays are sloppy, but forearm looks good, so they probably bought the blank. Neat cue though!

 

[PhilosopherKing]

No idea, probably somebody's garage build. Inlays are sloppy, but forearm looks good, so they probably bought the blank. Neat cue though!

the screw and rings remind me of a mohawk, maybe it came from the same factory.

 

[PhilosopherKing]

the screw and rings remind me of a mohawk, maybe it came from the same factory.

My mohawk cue

 

[hang-the-9]

There was a simpler Mohawk cue on ebay that looks to have sold for $179, same sloppy work really, the points don't quite meet up on the ends on the one on ebay.

If you don't let anyone look closely at it, it's a nice looking cue.

 

[PhilosopherKing]

There was a simpler Mohawk cue on ebay that looks to have sold for $179, same sloppy work really, the points don't quite meet up on the ends on the one on ebay.

If you don't let anyone look closely at it, it's a nice looking cue.

i don't know if that's a full-on mohawk, but mohawks are notorious players, especially if you find a straight shaft.

 

[Rockin' Robin]

KaoKao......Chinese import sold under many different names.

 

[jasonlaus]

Lol. The inlays are as good as most Richard Blacks
Jason

 

[Chopdoc]

KaoKao......Chinese import sold under many different names.

Yup.


I agree.


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[kdonn]

Thanks for all the feedback guys. That is the sort of input I was looking for. For what is worth the cue looks about 10+ years old based on the yellowing of the ivory. Probably not an accurate way to gauge the age of the cue but I wonder if that would shed any light on the maker of the cue.

You guys are tough on the inlays but now that I look at the enlarged pictures I see what you mean.

 

[measureman]

Thanks for all the feedback guys. That is the sort of input I was looking for. For what is worth the cue looks about 10+ years old based on the yellowing of the ivory. Probably not an accurate way to gauge the age of the cue but I wonder if that would shed any light on the maker of the cue.

You guys are tough on the inlays but now that I look at the enlarged pictures I see what you mean.

If it has ivory in it then it's not an import.
Would be made here.