Huebler- Info Help

HueblerHustler7

HueblerHustler7

AndrewActionG
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(RENEWED THREAD) 9-21-2011

Thanks to POOLCRAZY, TATE, and SKOTT LEE, The Thread is now answered and just open for Huebler Cue Discussion

CUE HUBLER HB:
-Brown Bumper
-Butt says Huebler made in usa
-Wrap is cream with black specles
-Forearm is true ebony with duel red inlays, dark stained tulipwood points. Four in total
-Collar and pin are stainless steal
-Shaft has the typical Huebler nylon threaded insert

Have fun with the thread. Enjoy info and others cues, this is a place to have fun and discuss Paul Hueblers cue engineering. All info is welcome i'm sure this will be a learning experience for some, including myself. Im actually about to pick up another Huebler from the pool hall I go to so stay posted for some new pics.

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Have fun with the thread. Enjoy info and others cues, this is a place to have fun and discuss Paul Hueblers cue engineering. All info is welcome i'm sure this will be a learning experience for some, including myself. Im actually about to pick up another Huebler from the pool hall I go to so stay posted for some new pics.
 
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There is a poster here who deals with a lot of Huebler cues. He can probably help you figure out what model yours is. Posting pictures is the quickest way to get an answer though. Good luck. Heublers are very well made cues, and I have always liked the way they hit!

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
 
Thanks guys appreciate the help, pics will hopefully be posted up tomorrow, unfortunately having some complications with my mac. Yes its a beautiful cue and definitely the best i've ever shot with, especially being around 20 years old from what i've heard. Its got such a solid hit, first stroke I looked at my father and said "it should be a sin to shoot with this cue." I refuse to even break with it.

-JD
 
HueblerHustler7 said:
Hello my name is JD, I need some help finding a Paul Huebler sales brochure, or if anyone can post Huebler pics up with factory name that would be great, I'm trying to figure out what model i've just picked up, ill try and get some pics up asap. Till then here is a description.

CUE :
-Brown Bumper
-Butt says Huebler made in usa
-Wrap is cream with black specles
-Forearm is ebony with double red inlays, dark stained center. Four in total
-Collar and pin are aluminum i believe
-Shaft has the typical Huebler nylon threaded insert

Any information would be greatly appriciated, it is a beautiful cue and id love to figure out its value and true factory name.

Thanks
-JD
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JD,

When you have the pictures, PM me or post them here - I just came across a large collection of Huebler brochures and I'll send you a scan of the catalog it was featured in if I have it. As 7 Ahead says, Poolcrazy is good people and he can also ID most Hueblers.

Chris
 
The Model is the HB series cue from 1988 - it was in a small booklet that contained 19 cues, some of which were later renamed. Your cue was probably made a little later (due to the updated logo).

Your cue is listed as having Tulipwoood points, and real ebony. At the time it retailed for $330 - one of Huebler's most expensive production cues in the line.

Shoot me your e-mail and I'll send you a scan of the mini-brochure cover and page your cue is featured on.

Chris
 
Here are the scans - you can copy them from here by right clicking and saving them.

I received a lot of literature from my friend, Scot Sherbine at Proficient billiards, purchased from the estate of Abe Wambold.

Chris
 

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H B made after 93

Hello after looking at the Cue it is known as a H-B but it was made after 1993 because of the logo that is on the butt, if it was from the 1986 Brochure it would have had the Cue By Huebler transfer logo
another reason it might have the newer logo is that someone had it refinished after Paul stopped using the older logo but it is a H-B
 
The joint and pin would be stainless steel. I don't know of anyone who used aluminum.
 
Pushout said:
The joint and pin would be stainless steel. I don't know of anyone who used aluminum.
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It's odd that in the brochure above they show stainless as "optional" at an additional charge, yet the cues are all shown with a metal joint.

Maybe at the time he was using nickle-silver as standard (which was a pretty common joint material) , and charged extra for stainless. My guess is this cue has nickle-silver which can look like aluminum or dull stainless.

I do have a Paradise from the 1960's that has an aluminum joint, but you're right, it's not common at all. Sometimes cuemakers used aluminum if the cue was already too heavy and they wanted to lower the weight. Aluminum is soft enough to machine in the shop, so they can be made in small batches.
 
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I had one that was real close to that one, ebony with red inlays, but no tulipwood, and it retailed for $500, but I bought it for $400, and had it for years. It was a 21 oz. cue.

I shot with Huebler cues for 25-30 years. Used to have a Huebler sneaky Pete that I loved, but it got stolen.
 
TATE said:
It's odd that in the brochure above they show stainless as "optional" at an additional charge, yet the cues are all shown with a metal joint.

Maybe at the time he was using nickle-silver as standard (which was a pretty common joint material) , and charged extra for stainless. My guess is this cue has nickle-silver which can look like aluminum or dull stainless.

I do have a Paradise from the 1960's that has an aluminum joint, but you're right, it's not common at all. Sometimes cuemakers used aluminum if the cue was already too heavy and they wanted to lower the weight. Aluminum is soft enough to machine in the shop, so they can be made in small batches.
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If I remember right, most of the ones I saw in this period were implex or plastic? I think most of the ss ones had to be ordered specifically.
 
Snapshot9 said:
I had one that was real close to that one, ebony with red inlays, but no tulipwood, and it retailed for $500, but I bought it for $400, and had it for years. It was a 21 oz. cue.

I shot with Huebler cues for 25-30 years. Used to have a Huebler sneaky Pete that I loved, but it got stolen.
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Yea I just got mine from the main pool hall I go to, picked it up for $350, I dont mind the price for the quality of the cue. It's simply amazing to shoot with, I would sleep with it under my pillow if i could. Im not sure what the taper is on the shaft. All I know is this cue is the one for me and I will never rid of it.

-JD
 
jus4funbilliard said:
I have three Hueblers love the hit.Great looking cue.
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Agreed, glad to see that someone has seen what the thread is about now, Just a reminder the thread is strictly Huebler discussion now, Nothing more and nothing less. Feel free to post pictures of your Huebler cue or others, any info is welcome.

Have fun with the thread. Enjoy info and others cues, this is a place to have fun and discuss Paul Hueblers cue engineering. All info is welcome i'm sure this will be a learning experience for some, including myself. Im actually about to pick up another Huebler from the pool hall I go to so stay posted for some new pics.

-JD
 
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Ditto that. I have one of his earliest cues that has a hit unlike anything else I have ever picked up.
 
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