Please help identify this unknown cue...

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Hello and thanks for looking,
The best information I can give about this cue is that it appears to have inlays, not decals. 13mm shaft, "Bushka" style rings, and a uniloc joint that lines up perfectly. I've been all over the internet and can't find anyone who might lay claim to what seems to be a fine piece of craftmanship.
Any help identifying this cue is greatly appreciated.

 

[cue fix]

Maybe Woody Woodworth.

 

[1pRoscoe]

That's an older Woodworth.

 

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I gotta keep lookin'...

I emailed Woodworth with a few pics. He was pretty adamant about the fact that it was not his.
He says there are some folks out there trying to copy his 'flying W'.
Hopefully someone will be able to identify this cue...

 

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Better pic of the butt cap...

Thanks for looking, I got a cleaner pic of the 'W' on the butt cap. Any help with identification is greatly appreciated.:bow-down:

:scratchhead:If anyone can tell from the pictures what type of wood(s) were used in this cue, that would be helpful as well. My best guess on the larger inlays is synthetic ivory.

:thumbup2:Thanks...

 

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Not a Woodworth...

I found another picture of the butt end. I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction...

 

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A little bit more info on this cue...

The person I purchased this cue from online listed it as a "Wolf" cue, but I've looked and can't find a cuemaker with that name. I don't know if 'Wolf' could be someone's apprentice or not. Any help identifying this cue would be tremendous...