Willie Hoppe Professional

RascalDoc

RascalDoc

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #1

1940-1945, dead straight, original Brunswick case. I think Im the 3rd owner. Its been treated well. Enjoy the pics.

 

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RascalDoc

RascalDoc

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• Aug 20, 2015

• #2

one more

one more picture

 

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Allen Brown

Pool Whale

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #3

Is that ebony? Nice cue you have there, sir. And a great case to boot.

 

RascalDoc

RascalDoc

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #4

Thanks!! Its rosewood I believe. DARK rosewood though for sure...

 

KCRack'em

I'm not argumentative!!!!

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #5

Cut it in half and let us know for sure what the wood is!

 

sonny_burnett

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #6

Case is similar to Fast Eddie's case in The Hustler?

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philly

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #7

RascalDoc said:

1940-1945, dead straight, original Brunswick case. I think Im the 3rd owner. Its been treated well. Enjoy the pics.

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Had the cue and the case for two years and sold it and the case in 1970 when i left for college for $50 which is what I paid for it. Mine was 22oz. Loved that stick.

 

RascalDoc

RascalDoc

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #8

this cue is a 21, actually 20.8, and the original owners name is on the case

 

rhinobywilhite

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #9

Sold mine in 1965 to fellow schoolmate. Paid 27 bucks for it in 60 and sold it for 40 bucks. Would like to give him his money back for my 20 oz. cue. If you once had one, I know you remember how fat they were in the handle and butt.

 

Mr. Bass Man

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Aug 20, 2015

• #10

that is a good one right there