Cue from the late 60's ID help??

[Runner]

the bumper looks like a Brunswick bumper. I bought hundreds of them fro A E Scmitt in the late 70's.

Bill S.

Brunswick "Ku Bumper" ?

 

[cptsprmkt]

my buddy said that it may have not been used for the last 30 years or so here's the cap and bumper:

 

[alstl]

The brown bumper is interesting.

Could be a rare Balabushka Dufferin conversion.

 

[SamShaddey]

Looks like the weight bolt form my Hubler sneaky Pete think bumper might be the same also.

 

[cptsprmkt]

Could be a rare Balabushka Dufferin conversion.

I don't know anything about custom cues (i just learned some of the terminology in the last couple days) by a google search, Mr. Balabushka didn't make any Dufferin or brunswick conversions.


The white butt cap (don't know what the material is) would have been added to a dufferin?

thank you for taking an interest-

ben

 

[ideologist]

Looks like the weight bolt form my Hubler sneaky Pete think bumper might be the same also.

Different bumper, it's not a Huebler

 

[hang-the-9]

oh well, I was sure that someone would see that 'B' and the look of the collars and say "oh yeah' that's this guy" If no one knows here likely to remain a mystery.

Did this uncles name start with a B by any chance?

 

[cptsprmkt]

Did this uncles name start with a B by any chance?

The uncle's name has no letter 'B' in his name

 

[SamShaddey]

Just saying!

 

[cptsprmkt]

sorry to resurrect the thread, but I was wondering if I could ask the forum if they would care to at least provide an opinion as to when this cue was likely made? I think the maker of the cue will remain a mystery, but it would be nice to kind of get a consensus view as to the approximate decade in which it was made.

thanks again,

Ben