Cue ID help

[dnixon]

The guy I picked the cue up from played with it in the late '60's early '70's. He purchased it from a dealer in NY at a tournament. Any help will be appreciated.

 

[TATE]

The joint looks like a Rich - time and place are right, although I haven't seen this style before.

 

[dnixon]

anyone else

 

[maha]

could be an old rich with repairs done by palmer.
not a joint i remember. and the joint looks like a real cheapo.
so possibly a converted cue or old Brunswick conversion.

 

[cue fix]

Hello. You need to add more pictures and closer pictures. It looks like it may be an early MALI cue. possible model 614. Do a search for "early production mali" and you will see it in the catalog.

 

[TATE]

Hello. You need to add more pictures and closer pictures. It looks like it may be an early MALI cue. possible model 614. Do a search for "early production mali" and you will see it in the catalog.

Good one - it does look like an early Mali.

 

[Ken_4fun]

Frankly, this cue would be a beauty after a Scot Sherbine refinish.

Ken

 

[dnixon]

Thank you very much it is a model 614 by Mali and sold by Palmer for some reason think you guys

 

[TATE]

Thank you very much it is a model 614 by Mali and sold by Palmer for some reason think you guys

In addition to making cues, Palmer was also a distributor. They distributed for Mali for a while. Glad you found it. I forgot Mali was making cues in the 1960's.