Help identifying value of vintage Brunswick cues

Hi all. I know, another one of these threads. I really have no idea if these are worth anything...I seem to remember thinking the whole lot was maybe worth a few hundred when I last researched the issue (in 2011).

All of the cues are clearly in less-than-optimal shape. But, there are quite a few of them. I sold the table I got them with and these are just taking up space so...thinking about getting rid of them. What’s a fair price to ask for the cues, balls, and rack?

Seems to be about 13 or 14 cues if I remember correctly, one of them being a cheater bridge.









Thanks!

Hey guys,

Sorry to post and not come back! I thought I was subscribed but I never got an email of a reply, and I don’t browse here very often any longer.

Here are some better photos. Just one is like the one on the right that was asked before...I’m guessing that one is the only thing worth anything? Even worse, it seems it isn’t straight.

ROB.M said:

Is the rack cue missing the name plate? Most were stickers....
The cue rack is 40's-50's....<~.my guess



Rob.M

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The photo of the sticker is the only marking I can find on the rack. “Brunswick since 1845” — it does seem like a sticker rather than a plate or anything.

Chopdoc said:

1) need to see all of them, better pics

2) have they been strapped together like that since 2011? Their condition may have been adversely affected by such storage.

I am very curious to see what these are. Looks like at least one Titlist.


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1) Photos added. I can provide more if needed.

2) Pretty much. They weren’t real tightly bound, and it’s the Saran Wrap style wrapping, not tape. But yeah, that’s pretty much how they were stored

PhilosopherKing said:

how many are like the one on the far-right, tip-side down?

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Just the one, unfortunately.

One last thing. The Titlist cue has a 19 stamped on the back, and “Willie Hoppe” in cursive on the shaft.

Additional photos of the Willie Hoppe Titlist.