Search results

It is straight. From my kitchen scale it's 1lb 4.4 oz diameter is eyeballed because I don't have digital calipers or anything so I used a tape measure and converted the roughly .5 in to 12.7 mm. I'm no expert so I may have not done it correctly

thank you

This Cue belonged to my Grandfathers son who I never met because he died in a motorcycle accident before I was born. My grandpa gave it to me when I joined the navy and said I'd probably get good use out of it since sailors love to play pool. While I did love to play pool I never used it so it...

anyone know any pool cue professionals in the jacksonville FL / Brunswick GA areas that I could take it to for assessment?

that's pretty substantial... any tips on judging the condition? Or would you possibly recommend refurbishing it to bring out more value?

Sorry, I see the differences. And I have figured out why I thought it looked like an M.... On my phone the letters weren't properly aligned with their respective cue on the site so the M was in the J spot and then i didn't properly read the identifier right at the top of the screen lol. Thanks...

This is what i found from the http://www.palmercollector.com/ModelJ.html posted above. What makes them different?

B Hey Mike, Thanks for the identification and backstory! I was looking through the catalogs from the site listed above and it looked like it more closely resembled a model M 2nd cat just with a white wrapping. Why do you say J. Out of curiosity.

Good evening everyone! I was wondering if anyone could help me out with identifying what kind of cue this is. Such as if it's collectible or a potential value. Or if it's worth getting cleaned up a bit. And I guess my next question is how do I post a picture. I keep getting told it's too large...