1940's Brunswick?????

40's cue stick?

This is definatialy "not" 1940's brunswick cue! Maybe 1980's? But would probably be a copy! Maybe 60 bucks at most. Beware of copycats!
 
mark8950 said:
This is definatialy "not" 1940's brunswick cue! Maybe 1980's? But would probably be a copy! Maybe 60 bucks at most. Beware of copycats!
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That's one hell of a fake, and even then it would still be a 4 figure cue. Looks genuine to me though, and the seller knows what he has by his pricing.
 
mark8950 said:
This is definatialy "not" 1940's brunswick cue! Maybe 1980's? But would probably be a copy! Maybe 60 bucks at most. Beware of copycats!
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I'll take every Brunswick Model 360 you can ship me for twenty times your valuation! ;) The one thing you were right about is that the cue probably isn't from the 1940's, as I think they were first produced in 1915 (might even be a little older, but I think that's what the Blue Book says...
 
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Thebigtexan said:
Saw this posted on Ebay.. Have not seen one like it myself, anybody have any info. about cue and what it would be worth? http://cgi.ebay.com/1940S-Brunswick-Billiard-cue_W0QQitemZ120532448443QQ
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It's actually a much earlier cue - a 360 from the 1920's or somewhere in there. That's the decal they used in the 1920's. I believe this particular one was originally a one piece cue with a conversion done at a later date. The early factory two pieces came with the joint screw in the shaft.

Here's a link to the catalog on my site - 1914 and 1928 color fold outs:

http://www.palmercollector.com/Brunswick/BruswickCollectorColorPlates.html

They do go pretty high. These were magnificent old cues.

Chris
 
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