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Okay. Thanks for your help. If any of you find any other info, Ied be happy to hear. Thanks

Many of you have different opinions. Some say it's an excellent cue, some say it's a piece of crap cheap knock off. Is there any way to know for sure?

It is not. It is my grandpas old cue that he purchased in 1981, and he has no reason to lie to me... I appreciate the help though, but I take his honorable word

There is indeed no signature, not inside the butt or on the shaft or anything. Thanks for your help though. I'm sure we will figure it out soon.

Also, might I add that the florescent lights in this room discolor the cue quite a bit. The ivory (unconfirmed if it's real or not, some think it is) is white.

Hehe, who knows what it may be. Someone on here can identify it though, you guys are geniuses.

Yes, sorry. I keep trying to take good pictures but it's difficult in this dorm with terrible lighting. Here are some more.

No. They are inlays. I will take better pictures. I took it to some cue makers and they think It may he hand crafted or custom because of the inlays but nobody is for sure on what it is.

Hello, I am new to this website. I would appreciate if someone would help identify this old cue. I heard there are very knowledgeable people here. It was bought in 1981 from a man at a pool hall in Baltimore, Maryland. It is 5x16 by 14. Pictures below. It has no makers insignia or brand name...

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New here, but how does one steal from a member here? Charge back on payment?