ID this cue logo?

[BFC]

Any experts out there recognize this logo? Looking for a cue maker or manufacturer name.

 

[garczar]

Any experts out there recognize this logo? Looking for a cue maker or manufacturer name.

Without seeing entire cue i'm guessing its another asian import of some kind. Never seen that logo.

 

[BFC]

Thanks, I figured as much. Can't find anything remotely close to this other than one other person asking the exact same question back in 2015 and didn't get an answer.

 

[hang-the-9]

Logo looks Germanish in design, but that may not be a fact, just going by the style.

 

[garczar]

Logo looks Germanish in design, but that may not be a fact, just going by the style.

Or really redneck. Looks like two eagles smelling their armpit with the PB meaning PabstBlueribbon.

 

[cuesblues]

Or really redneck. Looks like two eagles smelling their armpit with the PB meaning PabstBlueribbon.

Correct
Pabst gave those cue out as a promotion after WW1
I remember getting one back then
Sold it on eBay
That's no shit

 

[cue fix]

I thought it was Papa Balabushka

 

[Cornerman]

Also looks like a duck.

 

[jay helfert]

Any experts out there recognize this logo? Looking for a cue maker or manufacturer name.

That cue was made by Paul Blatt aka The Mall Rat. He only makes cues for military veterans and the waiting list is on a sliding scale, with vets having seen combat in the most wars getting priority. If you only fought in one war there is a likelihood of a five year wait! Reservists need not apply. Purple Heart recipients jump to the front of the line and if you can show a Silver Star there is no charge for your cue.

Blatt's cues are known for their sheer power and almost weapon like feel. They have even been known to go off in the hands of the unsuspecting, so don't loan them out! You won't need a break cue if you have a Blatt. Your break will be explosive! Same for a jump cue. The Blatt cue out-jumps them all with just a flick of the wrist. It's very important to be careful in storing your Blatt. They should always be kept in a locked container in a dark room and away from children.

Just the sight of a Blatt cue in your hands will send shivers down the spine of your opponents. They know that their doom is imminent!

Enjoy your game!

 

[garczar]

:thumbup:

That cue was made by Paul Blatt aka The Mall Rat. He only makes cues for military veterans and the waiting list is on a sliding scale, with vets having seen combat in the most wars getting priority. If you only fought in one war there is a likelihood of a five year wait! Reservists need not apply. Purple Heart recipients jump to the front of the line and if you can show a Silver Star there is no charge for your cue.

Blatt's cues are known for their sheer power and almost weapon like feel. They have even been known to go off in the hands of the unsuspecting, so don't loan them out! You won't need a break cue if you have Blatt. Your break will be explosive! Same for a jump cue. The PB cue out jumps them all with just a flick of your wrist. It's very important to be careful in storing your Blatt. They should always be kept in a locked container in a dark room and away from children.

Just the sight of a Blatt cue in your hands will send shivers down the spine of your opponents. They know that their doom is imminent!

Enjoy your game!

Nice...................

 

[BFC]

I see you guys are bored tonight