Hi all,
I have a cue I got in 1968. It which was a used cue when I got it. It is still straight as an arrow and has been my player since then. It has a figured rosewood butt that appears to be solid and runs from the brass joint to the 1" wide mother-of-pearl butt cap. The end of the butt has a hard plastic disk then a rubber bumper. It has a green and black linen wrap still in very good condition. The only mark, I can find is the letter H on the rubber bumper, which was formed when the rubber piece was cast. In other words, the mold had to have the letter H engraved in it. Any ideas who might have made this cue?
Thanks,
Henry Rancourt
I have a cue I got in 1968. It which was a used cue when I got it. It is still straight as an arrow and has been my player since then. It has a figured rosewood butt that appears to be solid and runs from the brass joint to the 1" wide mother-of-pearl butt cap. The end of the butt has a hard plastic disk then a rubber bumper. It has a green and black linen wrap still in very good condition. The only mark, I can find is the letter H on the rubber bumper, which was formed when the rubber piece was cast. In other words, the mold had to have the letter H engraved in it. Any ideas who might have made this cue?
Thanks,
Henry Rancourt
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