ID, Value Cue???

Jodacus

Jodacus

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Can you help identify this cue?

There is an internal bolt. The cue has been refinished
and re-wrapped in leather. Both are poorly done.
The points are sharp but uneven. Even the "dots"
are not inline. As you can see in one of the pics.

The shaft, though large grained is fairly straight. I don't
think the butt is straight although it is hard to tell given
the terrible uneven wrap that extends out past the wood.

Still I would like to know if my guesses are correct.

Thanks for any help you can provide.
Joe
 

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Wow, thats some shoddy work there. It looks like the wrap was done without turning down the wrap area to accommodate the leather. I wish I could help you on the value but I really have no idea on this one. My guess would be, not much.
 
Very poor Asian import. I'd say the value is very little, if any. Not a collector piece, that's for sure.
 
Jodacus said:
Can you help identify this cue?

There is an internal bolt. The cue has been refinished
and re-wrapped in leather. Both are poorly done.
The points are sharp but uneven. Even the "dots"
are not inline. As you can see in one of the pics.

The shaft, though large grained is fairly straight. I don't
think the butt is straight although it is hard to tell given
the terrible uneven wrap that extends out past the wood.

Still I would like to know if my guesses are correct.

Thanks for any help you can provide.
Joe
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Depends... what were your guesses?

If you do a search you should find this question has been asked about
this generic cue about 20 times in the past few years.

if you guessed:
It is a cheap Taiwan import from the 80s - 90s, you were correct sir.
(my best guess),

Gazillions of these were brought into the US for the boom after TCOM.

This one looks to have been the "school project" of some aspiring
cuemaker. Re-worked more structurally than most.

Dale(who wants to make this a sticky)
 
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Asian import, sometimes branded as Brunswick and sometimes something else. Not worth a lot...



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