Penn or Cortland. How to tell?

[PDX]

Curious if there is an easy way to differentiate between the two?

Thanks

 

[FLYINGSNAIL]

I think is one of these....

If that's what you are asking ? White with green specks?

 

[PDX]

Both are off white with green specs, but how can you tell them apart?

 

[pooldawg8]

If that's what you are asking ? White with green specks?

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Those cue makers in California stash away all the good stuff.
Dag Nabbit

 

[FLYINGSNAIL]

Those cue makers in California stash away all the good stuff.
Dag Nabbit

STASH....:thumbup: always good to find rare items

 

[carguy]

Cortland

One way to tell (I'm no expert) is that it's not really white and green...it's more of an off-white, almost tan. Once you see it once, it's easy to recognize.

Robin Snyder

oops! you already know this.

 

[bstroud]

Take a short piece and unravel it.
The Penn is 3 twisted pairs.
I know because I designed it.

The Cortland is cable laid.
Comes apart differently.

Bill Stroud

 

[PDX]

Take a short piece and unravel it.
The Penn is 3 twisted pairs.
I know because I designed it.

The Cortland is cable laid.
Comes apart differently.

Bill Stroud

Awesome info. That's a deposit going into the memory bank.

 

[MINDSEYE153]

Take a short piece and unravel it.
The Penn is 3 twisted pairs.
I know because I designed it.

The Cortland is cable laid.
Comes apart differently.

Bill Stroud

Thank you Sir!

Paul
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[FLYINGSNAIL]

Learn something new

Take a short piece and unravel it.
The Penn is 3 twisted pairs.
I know because I designed it.

The Cortland is cable laid.
Comes apart differently.

Bill Stroud

Good one Bill:thumbup:

 

[carguy]

Excellent info. Thanks!

Robin Snyder