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Can anyone give me any information or background on these Brunswick cues? Thank you!
Help with history/info on Brunswick cues.
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I agree, they do have a 60s look to them. They have been stashed away for some time. There are 9 total in a 10 x 10 Brunswick leather case.
Those would look good in my home room...thinking about selling?
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The case is vinyl, not leather.
That is a salesman sample/dealer case. I have only seen one other. I do not believe they were in the regular catalogs.
The cues individually sell for very little.
The cues are "low end" but considering it is a nice set it is great for display and/or collection purposes.
Nice period set there. :thumbup:
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Considering the shape of those and the fact that they came in the original case, I wonder if Brunswick would buy them for their museum (assuming they have something setup like that). Would be a shape to have a low price on such a nice find.
Those would look good in my home room...thinking about selling?
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Boy howdy on that! Those cues belong with your table. "Period correct" as car guys would say... Like Vintage torque thrust wheels on a '68 Mustang fastback.
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Jimmyco...I'd like to try and locate the missing parts on the cues not pictured and comple
them...a couple rubber butts and shafts walked away over the decades. I appreciate your interest and response.
them...a couple rubber butts and shafts walked away over the decades. I appreciate your interest and response.
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Logical...beautiful set up! May consider selling at some point but not at the moment. I appreciate your response and interest.
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Difficult.
Most likely buy cues for the bumpers and shafts. Watch ebay.
A cue maker might have them, but those are not typically parts they would save.
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