Case & Cue Identification Help Needed

[stomper]

Need some help. The cue definitely looks to be a converted Brunswick I think but not sure.
The case I have no idea. I am not even sure it’s a pool cue case but only believe it is because when I received it there were broken pool cues in it.
But other than that I have zero ideas if it were to hold cues they would have to be 26 1/2 inches or less to fit. I know some carom cues are shorter so thought maybe it’s a carom pool cue case?
Any help would be appreciated.

 

[cue fix]

That’s why they broke their cues, so they would fit in this nice leather case.

 

[Mr. Bass Man]

I believe the cue is a master stroke Brunswick that just got refinished with that plug in the forearm which may have a lead weight under it. You should post the broken cue pieces too. I'd buy that case, my son just got a custom 50 inch cue for his 8th birthday and needs a case, would be an epic case for an epic little pool player!

 

[Mr. Bass Man]

Here's my master stroke, this one is early and has an ivory joint, longer pin, and old Brunswick stamp on the forearm. The later versions like yours had a white synthetic collar and shorter pin with no stamp in the forearm but very similar if not identical sticker on the butt.

 

[hang-the-9]

Doubt that's a cue case, are there dividers in it? I think I see one, but that would make it too wide for a cue. Even if someone made it for a 3- or 4-piece cue, they would have put dividers in it for the pieces. Older cues were 57", maybe 56" but even then, would be too short to fit if cut in two.

 

[Cue Alchemist]

View attachment 700780Here's my master stroke, this one is early and has an ivory joint, longer pin, and old Brunswick stamp on the forearm. The later versions like yours had a white synthetic collar and shorter pin with no stamp in the forearm but very similar if not identical sticker on the butt.

Your absolutely right, the later version I have, is from the 50s has the white piloted joint, with the weight stamp, and green sticker. Im not sure what material the joint is, but you see it in a couple colors, other than white. its really strong stuff.
Put a new shaft on, and thay play great. Very well built cues.