Need help identifying cue...custom?

[wambamcam]

Wondering if anyone has info on this cue. Found it in the parent's garage. Seems like an older model. From the looks of the tip, maybe a break cue?

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[LOCK-PRESIDENT]

I could be wrong...but I think that is a rare and seldom seen extension end (had to be purchased separately) to a "Brooma-bushka. Even rarer is the multiple drink carrier, that also doubles as a dust pan.
These usually draw big money on Ebay, especially if they have a hand written Tim Scruggs logo scribbled on them.

 

[Woof Biscuit]

A cue that I could beat 90% of the AZ posters with. What do I win?

Relax everyone...I'm only half joking.

 

[Kobachi]

Many don't realize before Dennis Swift began making beautiful cue cases, he dabbled in cues as well.

I believe you have there one made by him.

If you look under the black handle, you should see the word "swifter" ...his name for that model. I think someone posted the full catalogue on here before.

He also used bar codes to identify these so don't be surprised if you find one on it as well.

Nice find!

 

[Rusty Melton]

I hope it's worth something, I've got a couple of them in the closet downstairs in the shop.

 

[TATE]

That's the the legendary Meucci Dragonshit Slayer.

 

[cuesblues]

If you look under the black handle, you should see the word "swifter"

This one is an early prototype, I doubt it is signed.
Still has some collector value though.
What a coincidence, I just happen to be going to Wal-Mart, and I will check the current market value while I'm there.

Add in the collector value, and I think you could sell it on Ebay for a cool $5.00.
Once it sells on Ebay you can expect to see it posted here for sale here at a huge profit, if certain members win the bid.