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I’m hoping some of the Brunswick collectors here can help identify and date an unusual two-piece Brunswick configuration. I recently acquired two apparently matching vintage Brunswick cues that surfaced independently from widely separated geographical locations. After getting both of them in...

I recently picked up this older Merry Widow and, after going through the construction pretty closely and comparing it directly with two known Rich cues I own, I’m leaning pretty strongly toward Abe Rich. I’d appreciate opinions from anyone familiar with Abe’s work, particularly if you see...

I’m circling back to an unmarked cue I picked up some time ago and have recently started researching more seriously. I initially didn’t give it a great deal of thought, but the more closely I look at the construction, the more interesting it becomes. The cue appears to be an older American...

I recently picked up this unmarked cue and have been trying to work through the construction before assigning anything to it. At this point, I suspect it may be an early Gandy cue by Ricco Cervantes, possibly built from a rosewood Brunswick Titlist blank. I’m hoping someone familiar with these...

I've had this older Merry Widow in my collection for quite a while, but I've never been able to identify the maker. I realize it's not the typical flashy cue that usually gets posted, but I've always found the construction of older cues just as interesting as the decorative work. In particular...

I recently acquired this older custom cue from the family of the original owner and am hoping to identify the maker. The original owner reportedly had the cue before meeting his wife, so it likely dates back several decades, but unfortunately there is very little provenance beyond that...

I’m hoping someone recognizes this Brunswick “Personal” cue or knows who manufactured this series for Brunswick. It has several features that struck me as being above the average production cue: Long, sharp four-point forearm with black/green/natural veneers. Original embossed black leather...

I recently picked up this vintage cue and believe it to be an older Adam based on its construction and styling. Another member (thanks, Chopdoc!) suggested I post it here, as there are several members who may be able to help identify the exact model and production years. I’d appreciate any...

I’m hoping to identify the maker of this older cue. It came from an estate purchase in south Florida, but I have no history beyond that. Specifications: Overall length: 57” Weight: 19.1 oz Piloted brass joint Black nylon wrap Rosewood forearm and butt sleeve (appears to be rosewood, but I’m...

I believe this cue originated in the Southwest, probably California. Does anyone recognize this makers mark?

Can anyone confirm whether this is an Abe Rich / Rich Cue / Starfire model? The original owner purchased it at Black Jack’s Pool Hall in Lakewood, CA and has owned it for decades.