ID this cue anyone?

itsjustjay

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It has 2 short points and 2 long points. Wrap was removed. The pin is 5/16" x 18. The writing on the point looks like it was added on top of the finish then maybe clear glue added on top of it. Any ideas would be great.

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Not sure but that big honking brass pilot is probably the best lead. After that the joint rings......very unique I think.

I have seen such big brass pilots but I can't even begin to remember where.

I have a very old Viking that has overlapping dot inlays in the butt sleeve but beyond that I don't see any similarity. The dots are arranged very differently anyway.

The handle wood might be a clue as usually you would find maple...and that is something else I think.

Neat cue. I dig unknown cues and I love giving identifications a stab, but I have no idea on this one.
 
Yea, all good points. I like unknowns as well. I have quite a few. This one has my curiosity peaked. -J
 
A lot of things look like Adam on the design, but the joint and bumper do not look Adam. Possibly an early Helmstetter before he set up the Adam factory.
 
Sutro

I am pretty sure it's an old sutro cue just a fancier version or possibly a sutro cue that was converted, not sure if it is spelled sutro or shutro but they were a Asian importer of cues in the 60's and 70's I believe.

Maq
 
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