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did you sell your cue, so we can finally move on.

have you checked with member JAZZNPOOL?

take a magnifying glass and slowly turn the cue and you might see a worn AC that is barely visible

Cantando learned from Szamboti that may be why. Maybe someone asked him to make a copy of a Szamboti as this cue resembles a Szamboti that was made

Might be an Art Cantando cue. That pin looks like the pin that was on my Cantando

google philippine cue makers. you may come across his signature. last part says "custom cue"

It is my understanding that the early National cues logo was an N inside of a circle

Not Lizard

I believe the cue is a European cue made by Hiolle or possibly Boetzel in the 70’s -80’s

You do not need to start a new thread for every DP cue you are being offered. One will suffice

Silver Fox cues started by Larry Brengman. I believe the logo on the cues were very similar to the logo on the case. The silver dot mentioned by the other poster was an upgrade cost

i like it! I will say Kerenbrock, I mean kersenbrock

california is pretty big, you may want to be more specific as to area

Isn’t that a coyote howling at the moon? Seen it before, but do not remember what it was.

Your friend will have to measure the shafts at the joint to get the measurement so more people might be able to help you in your quest. As most of us on here do not know the measurement on a McWorter cue.

If a sucker is born every minute, then I guess they have a chance of getting a buyer at their price. It all those other people that were born that same minute that know better. I think that the original retail for all 7 may have been around $11,000. Definitely not worth the asking price. Even...

I would think you have some idea as to value since you bought it. Maybe you paid $3,000 only to find out it is a $1,000 cue or maybe you paid $300 and found out it is a $1,500 cue. I would think the original owner had a little knowledge as far as value and asked roughly an amount close enough to...

Might be an early Adam cue. They made some with the pin in the shaft

I believe that was the first logo he used. As for price, the ones i have seen come up for sale did not get a high Price. Like a lot of cue makers, the locals love their cues, but if you are not local you may never even heard of them.

I think this one has decals and not actual inlays. cue is most likely made after 1999