Looking for info on a 70's Palmer cue

[cledussnow]

I am uploading several cell phone photos in hopes someone may be able to offer a bit more info on my cue.

It is a Palmer, bought for $75 back in 1977 at a billiards shop in New Orleans, and it is rather plain, with linen wrap.

Any info is much appreciated.

 

[flyvirginiaguy]

Kinda blurry photos.

But possibly a PM-5 or a Model 1 from the 3rd catalog.

This site might help ya:
http://www.palmercollector.com/

 

[Ken_4fun]

Kinda blurry photos.

But possibly a PM-5 or a Model 1 from the 3rd catalog.

This site might help ya:
http://www.palmercollector.com/

Just be a little careful if you are buying. It seems low end Palmer cues don't bring much money, and higher end Palmers bring stupid high money....

JMO

Ken

 

[cledussnow]

Kinda blurry photos.

But possibly a PM-5 or a Model 1 from the 3rd catalog.

This site might help ya:
http://www.palmercollector.com/

Thanks for that link!!!

That's my stick on the far left.

Model 1 Palmer Special - An inexpensive cue featuring a solid exotic hardwood butt, brass joint accented with black fibre collars, and a solid dacron wrap in your choice of 10 colors.

As good as this thing plays after 35+ years, I'm really amazed that it is their "bottom of the barrel" cue. Makes sense for an 8 year old though.

Thanks again.