Cue Id

Everglade

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Can't find it in the 3rd addition Blue book. Looks like a Adams/Helmstetter. Has a 5/16-18 pin. No logo anywhere. Butt cap may have been replaced.
 
Not sure

I know McDaniel built 4 point 4 veneer cues with maple block rings just like that. Not sure he inlayed notched diamonds though.

That ring work was used in Mali cues with 5/16-18 piloted steel joints.
Someone should be able to ID it based in the phillips head weight bolt and buttcap.

That is definately something nice, gotta be late 70's.

How does it play?
 

Everglade

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Still not identified

The cue hits great. Solid and has a good feel. The veneers are natural, red, green, and black. The black is twice as thick as the other veneers.

Still have no clue as to the maker. It could be a Mali. Someone with the first and second addition of the blue book please look to see if it is in there.
 

spktur

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I know McDaniel built 4 point 4 veneer cues with maple block rings just like that. Not sure he inlayed notched diamonds though.

That ring work was used in Mali cues with 5/16-18 piloted steel joints.
Someone should be able to ID it based in the phillips head weight bolt and buttcap.

That is definately something nice, gotta be late 70's.

How does it play?

Bill did do notched diamonds but the Phillips head weight bolt is wrong and the only 5/16x18 pins I know of him using was in some true sneakies he built about 80.
 
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