Gordie’s daughter is a coworker of mine. I will show her later today. I remember seeing a similar cue at some point and i could of swore it was a Joss.
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Cue Identification
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Not a Viking per Gordies daughter.
NavyDuck90
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Thanks for checking.
Ginacue used those inlaid circles and “barbell” looking inlays. So did Joss and Tad and Huebler and Schon and Meucci. So do quite a few lesser known builders.
It might help to see the bumper.
What size pin? How many threads per inch? The size of the joint pin is a large cue.
The decorative rings look like they are cut into tenths? I’m thinking 36 degrees each repeating identical section of ring? Might be a clue? Is decorative ring work cut and assembled in that division common? I don’t know.
Not a bad looking cue.
Maybe NavyDuck should pick up that stick and beat the **** out of it?
NavyDuck90
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I’m trying to get ahold of it again. All of your points are valid. I did hit it the other night when I took these pics. Hits amazing. Super solid feel.
Well the reason I thought it was a TAD was not just due to the dots but also how it looked together, the rings, flow of the design, how the wood looked, the dots were just another check box in the look.
I meant Schick.
How about some pictures of the joint and bumper and under the bumper. That would probably help a lot.
NavyDuck90
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Trying to get it in my hands again so I can get those pics.
Found a picture of a very similar design, by Ginacue.
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That “barbell” design is one of my favorite great classic vintage styles.
That cue’s a looker.
I’ve seen Hercek cues done in that style too.