Cue Identification Help Needed
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The inlays look Joss, the wood block rings and silver rings at the joint say Chinese or Taiwan.
Yes it looks well done but the rings are a signature of overseas work, or maybe a maker like Tad. But then I don't think a known maker would use only silver rings on the joint area.
This is a similar ring work Tad. Maybe I'm wrong and it may be a Tad, the buttcap area seems to have the same type of profile and length he used, just a bit longer than most other makers.
Looks like Tascarella pretty much uses the silver rings on almost all of his cues. I appreciate the opinion just want to get as many as I can. It maybe an import which I have seen a lot of. This one just looks a lot more polished and detail time spent than what I have seen in the past. Almost all imports you can finds something in the inlays that looks off, this cue the inlays are perfect everywhere.
not a tad or a tasc. looks ADAM-ish to me. UD: ADAM JR-11 Prince from the Rempe line. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/need-some-cue-info-adam-rempe-j-r-8-model.284776/
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Yep, looks pretty similar and maybe the one. I didn’t think it was either of those cues was just pointing out to hang-the-9 that there are a fair amount of decent cue makers that use silver rings not just imported cue makers.
Thanks for the info Garczar.
That's the cue. Did you look at the pic? Exact same model unless someone made a copy which is possible but doubtful.
The bumper doesn't look right, compared to the one in link you posted. Other than that. It looks, almost identical.
Probably a replacement. Those old ADAM bumpers are a pita to find.
It's not the silver rings only I was talking about, it's the combination of the silver rings with the wood rings in the same cue. Even though that also happens with other makers.
That's a 5/16-18, the inlays are crooked, this is 100% Pure Chinesium