Identify the Cue

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Hello, i have been using an old cue which was given to me as a gift, it has a Bison mark but i cant find it anywhere on the internet, can u help me out with its identity and if its of any value at all
 

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As for a value sadly not much as its a cheap import cue with that said whatever you do if you have a powerful break don't break with it as chances are it won't survive and if it did it would be quite a surprise to me . As I've had one literally fall apart in my hands one night while playing pool for drinks and I wasn't losing ha ha
 
That was just over 40 years ago and I finished playing with a bar cue off the rack after buying the broken cue owner a couple of my beers that I won that night as I didn't need to drink as much as I did anyway back then .
 
garczar said:
Really lo-end import. These sold for around 30-40bux when new. Not a cue to play real pool with. Those Ramin wood shafts sucked.
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I would be beyond surprised if they cost even that much.

When you think about it those cues were really ahead of their time. Its a jump/break/playing cue with a detachable extension!!!!😁😁
 
Tom Ferry, OldHasBeen on AZB, used to play with a three, four or maybe it was even a five piece cue, to entice people to play him for money. (I can't remember how many pieces it had.) This cue would be good for that purpose.
 
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