ID cue please

[measureman]

A guy at the pool room got this cue from a deceased friend family.
Who made It ?
Approx. age?
Approx value?
It's in great shape.

 

[garczar]

Woody Woodworth. WAG i'd say 300ish maybe a tad more. He made nice cues.

 

[measureman]

Woody Woodworth. WAG i'd say 300ish maybe a tad more. He made nice cues.

I was thinking Weston or Weir.
Thanks,thought it would be worth more just by looking at it.

 

[garczar]

I was thinking Weston or Weir.
Thanks,thought it would be worth more just by looking at it.

It could be, maybe another will chime in.

 

[Cue Alchemist]

It could be, maybe another will chime in.

That's the name I was thinking of.his modern ones have the W in a circle. It could be an old one.

 

[DeeDeeCues]

It could be, maybe another will chime in.

Perry Weston always used the full name and had a bell flair on his caps. I believe Skip Weston only signed his cues.

The Woodworth examples I've seen have a different W inside a circle.

 

[classiccues]

It is a Woody.

 

[Pushout]

I was thinking Weston or Weir.
Thanks,thought it would be worth more just by looking at it.

I think Weir.

 

[sammylane12]

I was thinking Weston or Weir.
Thanks,thought it would be worth more just by looking at it.

I can see why. I really like it, very nice.

 

[garczar]

I think Weir.

its a Woody Woodworth. Weir put the name on the fore-arm in a 'wing' style logo. ADAM made cues, Woodworth's were made by hand by woody. Weir never touched a lathe afaik.