Palmer cues

Palmer closed their shop in 1994 but other entities have produced cues in Asia, labeling them “Palmer” and importing them to the United States..

Palmers, real Palmers made in Elizabeth, NJ, were not marked under the bumper, but that is not to say that an owner didn't do so.

Some mistake cues with similar design elements or made using similar materials as Palmers.

Bottom line, it would be most helpful if you would post a picture of your cue.

Absolutely needs pics.

Anybody can mark a cue. If it's a real Palmer then somebody else put that mark there. Why? I don't know. Owner? Repair man?

As was said, there are a number of Asian cues that used that name.

Heck, somebody named Palmer could have marked their cue.

No way to tell what might be going on here without pics.

I know I am curious. :smile: So let's see it. :thumbup: