Help! Brunswick cue info and value needed.

[KCRack'em]

I acquired this with a pool table that I purchased. I have no idea what it might be worth or how old it is. I would guess 70s, but that is no more than a SWAG.

Total length is about 57 inches, but the shaft is shorter than the butt. I'll get the proper specs if anyone would like them. In my opinion the shaft is unplayable. The butt could use a refinish as is obvious in the pics.

Feel free to make an offer via PM.

Without further adieu:

 

[KCRack'em]

Anyone have an opinion on this cue? Or an offer?
Karl

 

[jhanso18]

I had one not quite as intricate, but close. had it converted and I pushed to get $300 out of it.

really pretty cue, but not worth much that i know of. might sell on ebay for around $150?

just my guesse though. I haven't seen a 4 high 4 low. like that. i think it's an import of sum kind, more than likely dufferin.

good luck,

Justin

 

[skierlawyer]

I bought one just like it in better shape here for $50. My guess on your cue for a value is $40. Its just a conversation piece, and nothing more.

 

[pt109]

just my guesse though. I haven't seen a 4 high 4 low. like that. i think it's an import of sum kind, more than likely dufferin.

good luck,

Justin

The cue is not by Dufferin....although they made Brunswicks with that
same 'B' logo.
Brunswick farmed out their cues to a lot of companies,
The cue could be Asian 'generic'....but I suspect it was made in Italy...
Brunswick has done business with Italy...I owned one in the early 70's.
...and I've seen that joint on Longoni low-line cues from the 70's.