Help identifying an older Quest cue – 2 original shafts + matching joint protectors

[MapleCueVault]

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to identify and get a general value range on this older Quest cue.
I’ve been researching Quest for a while and found references to their Premier Series / Professional Series / Limited Edition models, including QP2 cues with PS and LE model numbers, but I haven’t been able to find the exact model of this one.
The cue appears to be a complete original set:
Quest logo on butt
2 matching original shafts
Matching ringwork on both shafts
3 matching wood joint protectors
Quick-release style joint
Original-style blue case
Total weight: 20.2 oz
Butt weight: 16.25 oz
Tip diameter: approx. 12.6 mm

The cue and both shafts appear to belong together and the whole package looks very similar in presentation to some of the older Quest Premier / Professional sets I’ve found.
I’m mainly trying to figure out:

1. Approximate era / series
2. Whether anyone recognizes the exact model
3. Rough current market value for a complete set like this

Any old Quest catalogs, photos, or information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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[garczar]

These are lo-buck basic Chinese/Taiwan import cues. These sold for like 130bux brand new. IIRC the importer started in LA and then ended up somewhere in NC. Just a import with a Quest sticker on it. These are not custom cues in any way.