Old cue I.D.?

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The photos are a cue that belonged to an older man, his son now owns the cue and says his dad had it made by Richard Black – probably 1980s.

Richard says not one of his.

59” cue – butt 29” – shafts 30” – joint collars on the shafts are different – 1.25” ferrules (look like ivory) – flat faced joint w/ 5/16” x 18 pin – don’t think the joint is ivory.

Black leather wrap.

Gold name plate on butt sleeve says: Richard Black 214

Engraving on the bottom of the butt plate reads: Stelzermuller 416 2 – 10

Any ideas?

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The photos are a cue that belonged to an older man, his son now owns the cue and says his dad had it made by Richard Black – probably 1980s.

Richard says not one of his.

59” cue – butt 29” – shafts 30” – joint collars on the shafts are different – 1.25” ferrules (look like ivory) – flat faced joint w/ 5/16” x 18 pin – don’t think the joint is ivory.

Black leather wrap.

Gold name plate on butt sleeve says: Richard Black 214

Engraving on the bottom of the butt plate reads: Stelzermuller 416 2 – 10

Any ideas?

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I see the Richard Black sticker. Just as a piece of information, Richard once had a line of production cues. This was around 1978 or 79 somewhere around there. I know because I had a bunch of them for sale in my pool room. I don't remember much about them. You should contact Richard Black to get more information.
 
I see the Richard Black sticker. Just as a piece of information, Richard once had a line of production cues. This was around 1978 or 79 somewhere around there. I know because I had a bunch of them for sale in my pool room. I don't remember much about them. You should contact Richard Black to get more information.

It looks like his logo. Macguy probably has it right.
 

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