Anybody knews that cue?

hightechjunkie

hightechjunkie

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It seems to be very old an looks like older Brunswick or Adam cues...the points are very sharp and the birdseye Maple is looking nice. I got it from the german Ebay.

Many thanks


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MY money is on Adam... esp since you said German Ebay..
Adams are all over the place over here.. JOBA, I think, is a distributor over here that had many different designs produced by Adam Japan over the years...not so much anymore...
 
I have worked on the same model cue before the only difference is that the wrap was black and thier were NO gold rings !

The owner had it since day one and said it was an "ADAMS"

So hopefully, that validates your cue model....


-Eddie Wheat
 
Can confirm

It is an adams from the early to mid seventies. Will tell you the exact model when I get home tonight and check my book. I collect early Adam and Helmstetter cues. :) :)


This is mid seventies level 7 A/H-36 Corsair. A/H for Adams Helmstetter. If you want to sell PM me.
 
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Classy stick, except for the little dots all over it. I think this was a case of subtraction by addition.
 
hang-the-9 said:
Classy stick, except for the little dots all over it. I think this was a case of subtraction by addition.
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Yes they did get a little "happy" with the inlays... but alot of the early models were like that, I guess they figured the more inlays = more work = more $ money $ !

Although, I can appreciate the amount of detail... I too fell it's just a bit too much...


- Eddie Wheat
 
Bump it up

avmaster said:
It is an adams from the early to mid seventies. Will tell you the exact model when I get home tonight and check my book. I collect early Adam and Helmstetter cues. :) :)


This is mid seventies level 7 A/H-36 Corsair. A/H for Adams Helmstetter. If you want to sell PM me.
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Bump for your attention on ID.:) :D

Helmstetter was big on the details, gaudy yes, but nice. Full splice and came with the leather wrap. Very strong hitting cues.
 
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Definately an Adam. I knew several people who had cues like this one when I started playing in the early '70s. Wanted one myself, but wound up getting a Palmer instead.
 
avmaster said:
It is an adams from the early to mid seventies. Will tell you the exact model when I get home tonight and check my book. I collect early Adam and Helmstetter cues. :) :)


This is mid seventies level 7 A/H-36 Corsair. A/H for Adams Helmstetter. If you want to sell PM me.
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I got something you might like..........
It is an older model "Stanley West"..if you are into old Adams Helmstetter then you might want to take a look...Mine is a 2nd Generation produced around the early 90's..

The Stanley West line was produced in very limited numbers b/c of the price and was made for the Euro market only...
 
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