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Maybe a full cue shot, pin and under the bumper.

Probably Chinese made. I think the style of the Canadian made cues were more traditional prior to the move.

The cue in the case presently is a mid 70’s Huebler RH7 from the renaissance series. I bought that a few years ago from a guy on CL. He couldn’t recall who made it, but he said he was in college in the mid to late 70’s in Eugene, Oregon and while working at a bicycle shop that was next door to...

I know I’m bring up an older thread of mine, but when I took it to the pool hall, it played “meh” at best. The tip was way to soft. I ended up putting a hard on it and it plays fantastic. It juices the ball so much, tons of English on hand, and it is light and fat. Just an exceptional cue...

70’s/80’s Taiwanese import.

Looks great and you work fast. I shipped that last Tuesday. By the way, I only ship in PVC tubes. Added piece of mind for me. You are really giving that old girl some much needed love. I had a feeling it was going to look great when finished.

This is the third time I’ve bought a cue just for the case. First time was a Centennial with a Meucci original in it, second time was a PJ Brunswick in a Fellini case and today I bought a Mail in a Huebler case. It goes so well with my early Huebler.

T That is a 93 shaft which came with cues that have nose on the pin.

Actually the CNC points are standard starting roughly in 87 with a few examples prior to 87. 87-92 are CNC’d Runde era.

I would send a message to Evan Clarke on Facebook as this cue was made during his time there. It appears to be Ebony to me too.

If the shafts are original, which they probably are, then the cue is post 94. Schon didn’t logo shafts until 93, which have a horizontal logo, where they started with a vertical logo in 94.

Does anybody want this before I put it up on eBay? 115 grams 5/16x18 $250 shipped

Joint pic? Kinda reminds me of a Castle.

Different pin.

Nope

I found this at a thrift shop awhile ago. It measures .027.

Is that along the seam?

Patten used a 5/16x18 pin. Under the buMper looks like my old Schrader.

While I don’t think it is a Dale Patten, my old Patten had that large linen too. I dig the orange.

I think the thin rings and the proportions, which I find off, between the Hoppe ring and the butt will be the key identifiers.