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Nine Ball

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Two point cue "points match up even" with floating inlays on each side.
The inlays on the sleeve line up perfectly with the points.

It's a well made cue. Looks older, I just have no idea who made it.
It has two matching shafts with good wood and I believe ivory ferrules.
Finish is cracking on it in the sleeve, Seems to have a really thin layer, but someone took care of the cue.

Any ideas?

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Both shafts are warped badly. The butt is still straight though. Was considering pulling the wrap off to see if it reveals anything.

Any known makers in the 80's use this style 3/8x10 pin?

The points remind me of an older Jensen I once had. Well the inlay style in the points.
 
Maybe a very early Jensen for the point within point. Design Mike used to do, and even the buttcap looks right. Wouldn't be surprised if there is a signature under the wrap!
 
yally said:
Maybe a very early Jensen for the point within point. Design Mike used to do, and even the buttcap looks right. Wouldn't be surprised if there is a signature under the wrap!
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Do you know his email address?
 
It would be worth a shot to ask Mike. I've seen other Jensen's with a pin like that.
 
Jensen

Confirmed Jensen.. Just got off the phone with Mike and he put an estimated value of $2200.. Made in 89-90..

Seemed like a real nice guy to talk to. Didn't mind sparing the time.

Thanks Mike.. and the rest who helped me figure out what it was.
 
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