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Hi I'm new to azb, I have this cue and I have no idea of the model, age or value.

It needs refinishing, rewraping and a bumper

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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kindredcues said:
Hi I'm new to azb, I have this cue and I have no idea of the model, age or value.

It needs refinishing, rewraping and a bumper

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Welcome to the forum

Contact poolcrazy / Terry here on AZ.
He knows everything there is to know about Paul Huebler cues.

Also, if you need help posting pics, pm me for my email address, and send them to me.
I will upload them to Photobucket and then on to this thread.
 
cuesblues said:
Welcome to the forum

Contact poolcrazy / Terry here on AZ.
He knows everything there is to know about Paul Huebler cues.

Also, if you need help posting pics, pm me for my email address, and send them to me.
I will upload them to Photobucket and then on to this thread.
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I'm trying again, finding it difficult on android phone :(
 
Are you a Facebook user? If so, go to Terry's Huebler collector's page. He has almost all the brochures posted there and you can probably ID your Huebler really easily. Save you some grief with the pic posting.
 
Here you go, Paul......
 

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Since nobody else is answering, I'll go ahead. It looks like an H-E from "The Huebler Hitters" pamphlet from the late 1980's. In the brochure, Paul refers to the wood as ebony and "sonokeling", now known as East Indian Rosewood. The retail at the time was $265.

Today it probably doesn't have more value than just as a player. These cues are restored for love, not money.
 
TATE said:
Since nobody else is answering, I'll go ahead. It looks like an H-E from "The Huebler Hitters" pamphlet from the late 1980's. In the brochure, Paul refers to the wood as ebony and "sonokeling", now known as East Indian Rosewood. The retail at the time was $265.

Today it probably doesn't have more value than just as a player. These cues are restored for love, not money.
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What he said these cues are really great players
 
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kindredcues said:
Hi I'm new to azb, I have this cue and I have no idea of the model, age or value.

It needs refinishing, rewraping and a bumper

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Huebler made cues with similar designs from the '70s through the '90s. If it's close to straight, I'd value it at perhaps as much as $200 in its present condition.
 
Does anyone restore old Huebler cues? I have this same cue but the lettering was sanded off when someone refinished it.
 
Donny Lutz said:
Huebler made cues with similar designs from the '70s through the '90s. If it's close to straight, I'd value it at perhaps as much as $200 in its present condition.
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That much without a wrap and the finish wore off? It would take probably $200 to get to playable shape it seems to me.
 
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