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Can anyone tell me roughly when my Brunswick (Propeller Logo) Pool Cue was made & location? I'm thinking back in the 50's but, I'm just guessing. Thanks...
 

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Pool Man said:
Can anyone tell me roughly when my Brunswick (Propeller Logo) Pool Cue was made & location? I'm thinking back in the 50's but, I'm just guessing. Thanks...
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I would have guessed older. but don't know. I did find that that is the French made Brunswick cue stamp. as seen towards the bottom of this page.

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Bumpers were not that common on cues until mid 60s and early 70s. Of course it could have been an add on later. This would be a tough one to date.
 
I believe this to be a Hiolle cue made for the French market in conjunction with Brunswick - trademark Hiolle bumper- timeframe is more like 40s thru50s IMO for this particular cue.

I do and have owned similar cues and have some knowledge on this - I do not think that this is a 20s or 30s era Hiolle cue.

I will add that this appears to be a Hiolle billiard cue and not one made for pocket pool games-
 
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