Could use a hand learning about this cue plz

[Meticulous G]

I'm quite sure I know it's an Adam A-H Corsair (36?) from mid 70's

What I'm unsure of, and what I'd like to know is how 1 of y'all ultra knowledgeable folks would assess its condition, and whether it's had any repair or restoration work done to it...but my feeling is that it hasn't

I've had it for the better part of 20 yrs, and I got it from a dear friend, who got it from his dad, who my buddy says won it (I THINK in a game, not tournament) in Long Island, back in the mid/late 70's, early 80's

I did my best to include relevant pics, and can take more, if needed

Thx in advance to any & all who reply

 

[WildWing]

I'm quite sure I know it's an Adam A-H Corsair (36?) from mid 70's

What I'm unsure of, and what I'd like to know is how 1 of y'all ultra knowledgeable folks would assess its condition, and whether it's had any repair or restoration work done to it...but my feeling is that it hasn't

I've had it for the better part of 20 yrs, and I got it from a dear friend, who got it from his dad, who my buddy says won it (I THINK in a game, not tournament) in Long Island, back in the mid/late 70's, early 80's

I did my best to include relevant pics, and can take more, if needed

Thx in advance to any & all who reply

It is an Adam Corsair, probably from the 70s. Appears to be in very good condition. Do not pay attention to some of the comments here, as some would probably want to steal it for a small price.

All the best,
WW

 

[Meticulous G]

You would probably get way more money listing this cue on eBay vs selling it here.

And when it comes to eBay listing descriptions, less is more...

Ohhh, ok, thanks

I don't necessarily need to
"max out", 'cause I'm not trying to retire off it by any means, but I may have a specific need to fulfill

Pretty much, if I do let it go, it's going to be to help my sis out, so I'd hope for a "fair for both of us outcome" ideally...if it can meet everyone's needs

Plus...I'd really prefer to know that it's going to someone who will truly appreciate it, and be devoted to caring for it as well as I have all these years

I did actually just get back from taking it out to roll it on a table & shoot a few & am almost shocked that it played so well & rolled flat, whole and in pieces

From what I'm hearing, it's either 44 or 52 years old, if everyone's right...it's astonishing to me that it's probably at least or around 95/100

 

[Meticulous G]

The particular thing that makes it a Biagio is that it's marked Biagio on the butt cap.
Made by the Adam cue company in Japan.
Not my cue but close.
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Aha, thx for that. I was just re-reading & was still wondering about that