Brunswick Cue Stick

[ChicopeeJohn]

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[CuesDirectly]

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Such a great post I thought I would put it back on top.

 

[ChicopeeJohn]

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Still learning this site. Sorry

I came across a Brunswick cue stick with no identification other than the inset Brunswick, "N" and the, "20 OZ" sticker.

I am looking for any information I can get, including market value - if any.

Thanks

 

[Poolplaya9]

Still learning this site. Sorry

For future reference you can edit posts by clicking on hyperlinked "edit" word at the bottom of the post in question, make whatever changes to the post that you desire, and then click the "save" button to save them.

You might want to consider copying the contents of your post #3 into post #1 so people won't see an empty post #1 and skip the thread.

 

[Cuebuddy]

Unfortunately the cue has very little value. They were common 30-40 years ago and not hard to find now.
Imported from Asia. You did well figuring out how to post the pictures.

 

[middleofnowhere]

Still learning this site. Sorry

I came across a Brunswick cue stick with no identification other than the inset Brunswick, "N" and the, "20 OZ" sticker.

I am looking for any information I can get, including market value - if any.

Thanks

Was sold in billiard supplies, retail stores, sporting goods stores and so on. Has no value as a playing cue or collectable. It seems to be in pretty good condition though.