Cue identity

[jon21588]

Anyone identify this cue? A friend Inherited it from his father in law. It's definitely well made and I've just been curious what it is. The bumper is missing and it looks like the butt cap is missing. Not sure if that relates to anything but I figured I'd include that info.

https://imgur.com/a/HQeuf

 

[breakandrun]

Anyone identify this cue? A friend Inherited it from his father in law. It's definitely well made and I've just been curious what it is. The bumper is missing and it looks like the butt cap is missing. Not sure if that relates to anything but I figured I'd include that info.

https://imgur.com/a/HQeuf

Post pictures of shafts and under the butt.

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[classiccues]

Screams early Tad...

Who's your Taddy....:wink:

JV

 

[jon21588]

https://imgur.com/a/eVhJs

Hope these help

 

[jazznpool]

Screams early Tad...

Who's your Taddy....:wink:

JV

I agree with Joe. It's an early Tad. Maybe early to mid 70's is my guess. You might look under the bumper to see if a number is stamped in.

 

[jon21588]

Don't see anything under the bumper. Looks like it's been filled with some kind of epoxy.

 

[terryhanna]

No matter who made it looks like great cue to me :thumbup:

 

[pt109]

I saw Richard Helmstetter.....where’s Chopdoc when you need him?

 

[jon21588]

If it matters it was owned by Bob Portwood from greenville ms at one time. He was a good player. Just hope this helps.

 

[WildWing]

Obviously a Tad.

I think there's a good chance the wrap was replaced along the way.

All the best,
WW