I picked this cue up, believe it or not from a pawn shop. I was just curious about the model. What exactly is it? Does anyone know? A local cuemaker told me he believed it to be a Joss made Bruswick. But from what I have seen online the logo is different and the joint rings don't say Joss. Please help me identify this cue.
Help Identify this Brunswick
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The cue was made in the 90s by Falcon
I use to own the same cue and this is what I found out while researching it
I dont remember the model number
Hope this helps
Lee
I use to own the same cue and this is what I found out while researching it
I dont remember the model number
Hope this helps
Lee
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If the cue has a 5/16-14 piloted pin which it appears to have the cue was made by Joss. The inlays, CNC cut points, all are trade marks of a Joss Cue, I do not remember the series but these cues were made during the 1990's.
Go to the Joss website they have a section on discontinued cues these will listed there.
Thanks for the Correction Doc, it just go's to show that we all can learn something new each day.
oh wow
Alrighty then... I poked around using Viking and Falcon and found this
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-custom-brunswick-falcon-cue-136115960
Although I do not have an account with that site. It looks like its some sort of rare Falcon Brunswick Hybrid. If anyone has an account on that page, see what the pice was on it please. I really like this cue. It plays very well.
Alrighty then... I poked around using Viking and Falcon and found this
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-custom-brunswick-falcon-cue-136115960
Although I do not have an account with that site. It looks like its some sort of rare Falcon Brunswick Hybrid. If anyone has an account on that page, see what the pice was on it please. I really like this cue. It plays very well.
Not really a hybrid. Brunswick wasn't making cues anymore at that time. They just contracted makers and had their name/logo put on the cues. Several makers made cues that were branded Brunswick, including JOSS, Viking, Falcon, Schmleke, and more including Asian imports.
I am the humble student...but even a blind squirrel gets a nut once in a while...
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No offense intended but it was IDed in the second post.