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I’m not sure if they still are, but Bear was a line of Adam cues for the European market if I recall correctly. I’d think you could find a better deal if you looked. I believe that cue is made in China, but don’t quote me on it.

Ask for a pacifier while your cue is in the que.

I love warpless cues. I usually keep them in my trunk. Sorry had to.

AOADD Adult onset attention deficit disorder. But he would need to be looked at by a doc. There are so many variables as to why one cannot concentrate, let alone concentrate on a game of pool.

hopefully you didn't spend more than $15 bucks!

I believe they are the same cue.

Looks like Bill Stroud to me.

No, but I bought it from a guy who bought it while he was in college in the 70’s. The cue is a few years older than me. It has the RH7 logo on it designating it a Renaissance model #7 cue. I just noticed it has the same butt cap and joint as the last cue in you group.

While it is not a custom, my old mid 70’s Huebler has the same forearm are one of yours. The Huebler is in the middle with the hoppe ring

I actually assumed it was a synthetic meant to look like ivory as it is a cheap cue, though there have been a few Gino Ferrari cues on AZ that appear to have ivory, I would suspect that they do not. I just thought I would ask to reinforce my assumption.

It sure looks like ivory or at least bone to me, the only problem is it is a Gino Ferrari pool cue.

I’ve seen this seller’s cues on eBay. I really dig the style. I personally feel he is selling cues he or a friend makes. It’s a bummer he sells these old looking unknown cues at auction only. Whoever makes them has a great sense of proportions and style.

Very cool style. I dig it.

I believe the company is Ajay. Taiwanese from the 70’s if I recall.

What does the bolt look like? The dash rings look like they are made of delrin.

Sheldon Lebow makes a mean 3 piece https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=246410

I normally don’t comment on cues, but that is stunning. My hat off to you. I love how the trim rings match up even on the JP’s.

I think this first one is an old Brunswick, but I’m not sure. I think this is a Gandy.

Random useless fact. Green speck cortland was for salt water fishing, while blue was used for freshwater.

Crown cues