ID nameless cues?

ChicagoPete

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SW has the Cactus.

What else is out there?

I'm looking at a couple higher end nameless cues
tomorrow that a seller had passed down to him.

Any help would be great, thanks
 
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SW has the Cactus.

What else is out there?

I'm looking at a couple higher end nameless cues
tomorrow that a seller had passed down to him.

Any help would be great, thanks

How do you know they are higher end? Post pictures and we will nail it.
 
SW has the Cactus.

What else is out there?

I'm looking at a couple higher end nameless cues
tomorrow that a seller had passed down to him.

Any help would be great, thanks

Without seeing them, "higher end" is just an opinion.
 
I don't have his pics from him yet, His Uncle who he got the Cues from played for over 20 years, he sold the Schon and Schuler first and said the other cues are the same quality but no names. I suppose since he doesn't play pool they could be cheaper cues. I was hoping to learn some markings in case I run into them when looking at the cues later today. Thanks
 
I don't have his pics from him yet, His Uncle who he got the Cues from played for over 20 years, he sold the Schon and Schuler first and said the other cues are the same quality but no names. I suppose since he doesn't play pool they could be cheaper cues. I was hoping to learn some markings in case I run into them when looking at the cues later today. Thanks

Any thing refinished may have had any marks removed. You can tell, sometimes, from the workmanship, who made it or at least make an educated guess.
 
SW has the Cactus.

What else is out there?

I'm looking at a couple higher end nameless cues
tomorrow that a seller had passed down to him.

Any help would be great, thanks

Take them to the best player you know before you buy the cues.
They not be able to tell you who made it...but they can tell you if it's good or not.

A lot of great cues have no ID
 
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