Help ID Cue

[PoolJunkie216]

Hello Everyone,

I picked up a really old cue earlier today. The guy told me it was quite old, maybe 20 years or so, he was not completely sure. I could find no name or identifying marks on it. I figure if anyone would know, it would be the readers of AZB! So here are some pictures:

Also any idea or suggestion on what shafts I could get for it. Thanks!

 

[badandy]

relpy

The cue you bought you can find at the fairground or flee markets for around 15.00 to 20.00 dollars. sorry:frown:

 

[classiccues]

WOW hey change your screen name from Pool junkie to Junkie cue if you don't throw this out... :grin:

JV

 

[PoolJunkie216]

The cue you bought you can find at the fairground or flee markets for around 15.00 to 20.00 dollars. sorry:frown:

No need to apologize, I got it for next to nothing. :grin: I though it was different looking.

 

[PoolJunkie216]

WOW hey change your screen name from Pool junkie to Junkie cue if you don't throw this out... :grin:

JV

I will whip it out for use tomorrow lol :grin:

 

[Darth-Pinoy]

That's a Taiwan made cue. Circa 80's. It was just one of their initial testing phases when they tried to start out manufacturing production cues.

When I saw it for the first time decades ago, I thought it was a cool looking cue. It hit like crap. It's a good display. Just don't play with it.

 

[cigardave]

I would carry it for personal defense.