Help identify this cue

[nuklhd]

Hi, I need some help identifying this cue, I think it is a Huebler it has a stainless 5/16-18 joint with a meucci type wrap (not sure what you would call that) it is missing the butt cap and there is what seems to be a removable weight in the end. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

[bobalouiecda]

The closest Huebler to this is the H-3 model of the early 80's, but this has slightly different ringwork and has the stainless joint used only on the top of the line model H-14. Probably the predecessor to H-3 from the late 70's. Yesterday I saw a post and response to find an original bumper for it. Look closely for the Huebler name engraved vertically on the butt.

 

[manwon]

Hi, I need some help identifying this cue, I think it is a Huebler it has a stainless 5/16-18 joint with a meucci type wrap (not sure what you would call that) it is missing the butt cap and there is what seems to be a removable weight in the end. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Is there a Nylon or a brass insert in the shaft, please show photo's, also show photo's inside the butt of the weight bolt.

 

[nuklhd]

more photos

Thanks for the responses, here are some photos of the weight and end of shaft. Someone asked if there was a nylon insert in the shaft and it appears that there is one. Again thanks in advance for any info.

 

[cyrex]

old school

Looks like an old Viking.

 

[manwon]

Thanks for the responses, here are some photos of the weight and end of shaft. Someone asked if there was a nylon insert in the shaft and it appears that there is one. Again thanks in advance for any info.

The cue is certainly a Huebler Cue. The insert and the weight bolt are Classic Huebler. I am certain that is what it is.

Hope this helps

 

[nuklhd]

Thanks I thought as much, now I can be comfortable in selling it as a Huebler. I am putting it on ebay in the morning. Thanks again.