Brunswick cues

SirFitzalot

SirFitzalot

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I posted a picture of a cue I happened upon recently. This is the entire allotment of them. The one second from the right has a small wedge cue out of it and the weight is stamped on that.

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What you have here looks to me like:

#1 - early 1900's Model 200 USA
#2 - 1940's Titlist
#3 Canadian Model 20, early 1900's
#4 probably a model 26 1/2 - if the weight stamp is on the butt, 1920's.
#5 Model 20 USA 1920's
#6 Model 20 USA early 1900's
#7 Canadian early 1900's with the Eisenmeister style "XXX" wrap.

You can look them up in my catalogs of you like:

http://www.palmercollector.com/Brunswick/BruswickCollectorHomePage.html
 
4 is a titlist for sure. Has the hoppe burnished name and a tiny tiny spec of a green sticker

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Cool cues. I collect many of these and usually keep them in found condition.
I bought 16 in July that are mostly Butterfly spliced and five Tru Balance oak cues.
One of the Tru Balance cues is Birdseye from tip to splice.:cool:
 
some of them I intend to sell. I kinda figured the non titlists might be worth $50 ish. maybe more maybe less. I'm still unsure of value.
 
SirFitzalot said:
some of them I intend to sell. I kinda figured the non titlists might be worth $50 ish. maybe more maybe less. I'm still unsure of value.
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I am no expert.
I would guess the two with the wraps would be worth more then $50 if they are not cut short and are reasonably straight.
Cues 5 and 6 might bring around $50 on Ebay.
Cue 3, the Canadian cue with the odd joint might bring more then $50 to a collector due to the non typical joint.

Its always hard to tell what these old cues might sell for. They are getting harder to find but many were made and few collect them.
 
Well the likelihood is I'll toss them up in wanted/for sale here in a little bit. I was unsure about the ones with the wraps being worth much due to them coming off and loosening up.

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This might be a dumb question and even considered blasphemy, but what do you do with these old cues? Do you just collect them? Can you fix them up and shoot with it or even have someone convert it? Genuinely curious. Thanks.
 
LHP5 said:
This might be a dumb question and even considered blasphemy, but what do you do with these old cues? Do you just collect them? Can you fix them up and shoot with it or even have someone convert it? Genuinely curious. Thanks.
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For some of us they give a "special" feeling. It's hard to describe why I like the vintage collectibles. I have always had the feeling that I had lived another life much earlier and played pool with this antique equipment when it was new. To me they represent a time when pool was king and there was no BS surrounding the game.
 
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