Cue ID. This one has me completely stumped!

[fastone371]

I don't see a pool cue, I see a table leg.

Thats exactly what I was going to suggest. That or quite possibly a modified lamp.

 

[hang-the-9]

That was hilarious! I even read it in my best English accent

Pretty cool conversation piece no doubt!

Thanks Usually the stuff I put in hits a funny bone, and have to say this one makes me grin every time I read it with the accents with Vince and Grady Seasons in knight outfits sitting in some jousting field LOL

 

[Tooler]

It would look a lot better with a 5/16" Rope Wrap

 

[jimmyco]

I didn’t know Schmelke made a 2 piece shillelagh.

Shillelagh was the first thing I saw.

 

[JoeyInCali]

It's a Gus.
Gus Somebody.
Captain Jack Sparrow owned that one time.
He lost it in a poker. Along with one of his eyes.

 

[Weasel THIS]

Back in the middle ages when jousting you could not always carry your best lance with you since it would be too long, so they made these two piece lances to carry with you. The squire would then put it together before the matches.
"verly, what has thou gottest in thine case?" "It be thy doom" "It's like the plague is it not" "it just keeps getting not very good for yon knight"

Now, I don't care WHO you are, that right there is freakin funny, dad!
Thanks for the smile.

 

[mikemosconi]

Table leg turned down to a billiard cue, may also double as a cane- check to see if the end knob unscrews. If the case is wood- probably same person made that too - maybe from the table top where the leg came from- do the woods match?

 

[Pangit]

Bill Stroud?