Thanks all this info is great. I'll know more the next time if I come across another. I agree that the cue has been repaired from a breakage.
I think that the repair was probably done local to where the owner lived in ohio.
"Cues" was a typo.
I feel good about having it, someone spent some...
That is a strong possibility. The butt length is shorter than standard.
Then everything else seems to fall into place. The cuemaker then removed one of the rings and moved the wrap down for grip placement and replaced with new wrap. He also replaced the weight bolt to give the cue a preferred...
I'm looking for any input from forum members that have historical knowledge on Adam Cues, that could help with figuring out who and why some of these modifications were made. The modifications could just be a custom order, but the changes are so specific and well done.
The owner was from Ohio...
If I recall correctly it took maybe three weeks and that would include shipping time back and forth.
They recreated the older vertical cursive nova logo.
Give a call they are authorized to reproduce the logo
I was a pretty good bar box player with house sticks, I was invited to join a bar team. I went out and bought this. My first "real" pool cue bought in the early 2000. Purchased it from a pawn shop in Phoenix Az. $100 i think it was and I thought that was a lot of money for a cue.
thanks Nathan, I came across a Craigslist post and just couldn't find anything similar after looking for several days googling around.
the craigslist post has since been deleted, I assume the cues have sold.
thanks again for sharing your knowledge.