Cue ID

Poolhalljunkie

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Need help IDing this cue.

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Either import or Rich use, looking at the joint pin... I can't really tell much to be honest. Are there any identifying marks?
 
Need help IDing this cue.



Could be many many things, it could be a Brunswick 60's era, it could be a Rich, or a variety of imports from that time frame.

However, it appears that the center of the cue was cut from some reason. It may have warped in the middle and some one repaired it, or it could have been broken, or I doubt it but it may have been made that way. In any event, it will be very difficult to attribute to any single cue maker, unless they are still alive and identify it, there are many many cues that fall into this category.

It does however, appear to have been modified, like I said and the Bumper and the screw are not standard for cues from that period.

Hope this helps
 
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