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[Bank On It Billiards]

Let's play a game, whoever can guess first what kind of cue this is I will personally send you a free water buffalo tip

This cue is unbranded and 57 3/4"

If we cannot figure out the cue can someone please tell me what kind of pin that is?

Is it 3/8 x 10?

Any help is appreciated

 

[thepavlos]

Brittner?

 

[Cornerman]

Pablo. I name it Pablo.

Hope this helps .

 

[ShootingArts]

Looks like ten threads or maybe eleven. I generally grab a nut from the hardware store to test if it is 3/8-10. Looks like the material is black G-10, making it more likely to be 3/8-10 too. Laying a pin or bolt from the other direction in the threads should give a pretty tight fit all the way, will definitely eliminate the close match between 3/8-10 and 3/8-11 that can be hard to to just eyeball the difference in especially in a picture! Can't rule out metric if the common pin sizes don't match on a cue that might have been made in Toronto. A metric pin would make it an interesting beast!

Hu

 

[Iwishiwasrich]

How long is the pin? Measure 1 inch and count the threads, that will tell you. It appears to be 3/8 ths . No clue on the maker,it looks homemade to me.

 

[gerard soriano]

Its a Ugly

 

[Bank On It Billiards]

Yup the more ugly the better I always say.

18 to 80 blind cripple and crazy

 

[David in FL]

If you don't know what it is, how will you know who is right?

 

[Maxx]

It’s a pool cue.

 

[Rodney]

Looks like ten threads or maybe eleven. I generally grab a nut from the hardware store to test if it is 3/8-10. Looks like the material is black G-10, making it more likely to be 3/8-10 too. Laying a pin or bolt from the other direction in the threads should give a pretty tight fit all the way, will definitely eliminate the close match between 3/8-10 and 3/8-11 that can be hard to to just eyeball the difference in especially in a picture! Can't rule out metric if the common pin sizes don't match on a cue that might have been made in Toronto. A metric pin would make it an interesting beast!

Hu

Looks like brass to me.

I don’t agree with Fred though, I say it’s Anton.

 

[ShootingArts]

Looks like brass to me.

I don’t agree with Fred though, I say it’s Anton.

It could be brass. Speculation on my part about everything. It strikes me that this could be a "kit cue". Buy a blank, a little ring work and put a pin in it, bingo! You have a pool cue and one that may be solid and play just fine.

Hu

 

[Bank On It Billiards]

It's definitely a antique. You can tell the age by looking at the color of the brass. Hits very well. Solid and crisp

 

[headmuses]

Antique Brunswick

 

[garczar]

Home-made cue. some guy made it in his shop.

 

[Mr. Bass Man]

Its a 20

 

[maha]

does it hit anton

 

[Bank On It Billiards]

So it's impossible to put a value on it because we don't know the maker. I got it for $45 because it hit well and i like the vintage wood. Anyone have a ball park value? I mean It was just a shot in the dark but its definitely gota be worth more then $45... The guy who had it knew nothing about cues he just got it at a estate sale

 

[Lawnboy77]

Interesting! The shaft doesn’t look like it’s maple, or ash, but still a good quality hardwood. An old school turn of the century cue by a small shop would be my guess.

 

[8intheside]

Leo?

 

[Rocket354]

I'll only play if the prize is a $500 cue tip