Help Needed to ID this Turn Of Century Cue THanks.

[ranger225]

Anyone have an Id on this vintage cue? It was the personal stick of George Studebaker of the Studebaker Automobile Family. He was born 1865 and died 1939. The Studebaker's had a connection with the Brunswick Co. in 1895 and I was told this stick was presented to Mr Studebaker when the Brunswick Co. moved into the Studebaker Bros. Building in Chicago. The stick is 56" and 17-1/2 oz. Double butterfly, 6 points, 1-1/4" ivory ferrule, leather tip. Any help would be appreciated.
Bob

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[hangemhigh]

Anyone have an Id on this vintage cue? It was the personal stick of George Studebaker of the Studebaker Automobile Family. He was born 1865 and died 1939. The Studebaker's had a connection with the Brunswick Co. in 1895 and I was told this stick was presented to Mr Studebaker when the Brunswick Co. moved into the Studebaker Bros. Building in Chicago. The stick is 56" and 17-1/2 oz. Double butterfly, 6 points, 1-1/4" ivory ferrule, leather tip. Any help would be appreciated.
Bob

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Can we see a pic of the entire cue, please? Looks like Snakewood points.

 

[PDX]

Beautiful cue, but I'm gonna say it's really nice mahogany.