Any Guesses?

[Jeff]

Any guesses on this old thing

 

[JoeyInCali]

Chief Wahoo's smoke pipe?

 

[Jeff]

Chief Wahoo's smoke pipe?

I can honestly say I've never seen another one like it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/vintage-pool-cue-nice-inlays-and-disign_W0QQitemZ190037640995QQihZ009QQ

 

[Duane Remick]

I can honestly say I've never seen another one like it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/vintage-pool-cue-nice-inlays-and-disign_W0QQitemZ190037640995QQihZ009QQ

I'm pretty certain thats a Brunswick" , I saw one here in Tulsa a couple of years ago, identical, had a small Brunswick logo in the butt...a small round insert, similar to what you see in the Dufferin sneaky".

 

[guycrunch]

it's a brunswick. i had one with the same handle but it didn't have any inlays.

guy

 

[TATE]

it's a brunswick. i had one with the same handle but it didn't have any inlays.

guy

YEP, sold as a Brunswick. The inlays aren't really individual inlays. They are glued up decorative "bandings", often used in veneered furniture and boxes. They are made of stacked, sawn, re-sawn and ripped glued up blocks to form patterns. Once the strip is cut, they are about 1/32" thick and installed by glue into a routed groove.

 

[Duane Remick]

YEP, sold as a Brunswick. The inlays aren't really individual inlays. They are glued up decorative "bandings", often used in veneered furniture and boxes. They are made of stacked, sawn, re-sawn and ripped glued up blocks to form patterns. Once the strip is cut, they are about 1/32" thick and installed by glue into a routed groove.

"I bet the people involved in making those cues eyes would roll' if they saw some of Samsara Cue creations