Identify these two cues?

[ctyhntr]

According to the owner, he had these since the late sixties but he has no idea who makes them.

 

[manwon]

According to the owner, he had these since the late sixties but he has no idea who makes them.

The cues are made in Taiwan and they are not in any way worth anything except sentimental value.

Sorry, but it is the truth.

 

[Kevin Lindstrom]

No offense

Was K-Mart around in the 60's?????????????

Kevin

 

[cuejunkie]

seen a fw silimar cues at a sporting goods store.

not very playable, but at least the washers (advertised as adjustable weights)
can be useful in D.I.Y. home repair :grin:

as far as the monetary worth of those cues...
... just depends on what someone is willing to pay for them

could be worth "a lot", but more than likely "not"

 

[DawgAndy]

on a good note, that is some of the tightest grain ramin wood I've ever seen

 

[classiccues]

They were made by two famous cuemakers....

John Hefty and Dura Flame' (French cuemaker)

They are worth less than the cost to dispose of them properly....

JV :thumbup:

 

[ctyhntr]

Thank you for the responses, I'll let the guy know.