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Chopdoc

Chopdoc

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This cue came from Illinois, other than that, I know nothing about it. 5/16x18 pin. Just a $30 find in nice condition. Could use the ferrule and shaft cleaned and a better tip but it's straight. Obviously not a Bud Weiser cue, but not a Szambushka either. I pulled the bumper and took a pic for the curious eyes.

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In your absence, you may have missed this thread.
Although I don't believe the cue in question is related to mine, there are similarities.
Mine was also picked up in the Chicago area.

Cuebuddy

Thread 'New-old stock. Vintage cue'

I recently went to Chicago and picked up this cue sold by the Wico company. Its brand new and still in the original plastic wrap. The cue has never hit a ball and stayed perfectly straight since it was made in the late 60's.
I know its not worth much but it was well made and has a new home in my collection.
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Cuebuddy said:
In your absence, you may have missed this thread.
Although I don't believe the cue in question is related to mine, there are similarities.
Mine was also picked up in the Chicago area.

Cuebuddy

Thread 'New-old stock. Vintage cue'

I recently went to Chicago and picked up this cue sold by the Wico company. Its brand new and still in the original plastic wrap. The cue has never hit a ball and stayed perfectly straight since it was made in the late 60's.
I know its not worth much but it was well made and has a new home in my collection.
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Very cool. Thank you for pointing it out! I love catching up on cues I missed while I was gone. That's a sweetheart NOS find. I commented and posted a cue.
 
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