Older Brunswick cue or not???

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pooldawg8

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Please help. I`m trying to find out if this cue is an older brunswick cue. I have tried to load pics but my file size is to big. If anyone would kindly tell me how to load pics it would be easier for you folks to determine what this cue is? This is what specs I have so far; Butt section has butterfly splice, butt also has flat side to it, with a "B" logo with a crown above the "B". No wrap on the butt section. It looks to be rosewood or something similar. It also has what looks to me to be 3 MOP DOTS about 3/4 of the way up the forarm section. Butt rolls good, shaft has slight wobble to it. Its stamp on the cue 20oz, but I weighed it and shaft & butt weigh 19.52oz together. There are cues similar to this on ebay only there 1 piece cues. The cue is 57 1/2 inches long from tip to rubber bumper. This cue belongs to a friend of mine. The cue will probably be for sale just trying to figure out what it is and what the value might be. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help Jeff
 
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Please help. I`m trying to find out if this cue is an older brunswick cue. I have tried to load pics but my file size is to big. If anyone would kindly tell me how to load pics it would be easier for you folks to determine what this cue is? This is what specs I have so far; Butt section has butterfly splice, butt also has flat side to it, with a "B" logo with a crown above the "B". No wrap on the butt section. It looks to be rosewood or something similar. It also has what looks to me to be 3 MOP DOTS about 3/4 of the way up the forarm section. Butt rolls good, shaft has slight wobble to it. Its stamp on the cue 20oz, but I weighed it and shaft & butt weigh 19.52oz together. There are cues similar to this on ebay only there 1 piece cues. The cue is 57 1/2 inches long from tip to rubber bumper. This cue belongs to a friend of mine. The cue will probably be for sale just trying to figure out what it is and what the value might be. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help Jeff
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Best way to load pics is to go to www.photobucket.com and register...it is free image hosting. Then upload your pics by clicking the "browse" button, and once you have the file selected, "upload". Under the uploaded pics, you will have 3 types of files. Click on the "img" file to highlight it, hit "control & c" to copy it, then go to your AZ Billiards post, hit "control & v" to paste it, and that is all there is to it.
 
Older Brunswick cue pics

Here are 5 pics of the cue. Sorry about the size
 
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Here are 5 pics of the cue. Sorry about the size
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brunswick4.jpg

brunswick3.jpg

brunswick2.jpg

brunswick1.jpg
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The cue is a Brunswick, although these models are not considered collectible. These were made in the 1970's some where in Asia, I think Taiwan. The value is very low, I am sorry to say!!!!!!
 
Actually, the cues with the wedge like this one were snooker cues. The tip is probably somewhat small, and the cue is probably 57". The pin/joint is indicative of the Brunswick cues made by Dufferin, rather than the Asian versions. With all that said, they still do not have much real value. I sold a similar cue on Ebay some months back and it went for well below $100. Sorry...good playing cue, though.
Joe
 
bump

Just a bump. Thanks Bama for the info on the cue. I`ll talk to my friend and see what he whats to do with it. Jeff
 
Older Brunswick Cue

My friend ask if I would put this cue up for sale. He`s asking $70 (which includes USPS Priority Mail) shipping to lower 48 states. If anyone is interested please post reply. 1st post reply that says they want it gets it. 1st come 1st served. Payment by US Postal Money Order Only. Please ask any questions you may have and I will try to answer them as best I can. Thanks Jeff
 
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Brunswick cue

Bump for new price. New Price is $50 including USPS Priority Mail shipping to lower 48 states. Thanks Jeff
 
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