Please Help Me Identify this Antique Cue

[howardthedick]

I'm thinking maybe it's a National Cue, but really I have no idea. It's an 8 point, 4 high 4 low, veneered cue. It looks like the rubber bumper either rotted off or got ripped off somewhere down the line. Really cool looking cue in hand. I think I'm going to have it converted. Anybody got any ideas on what it is? Thanks, Greg

 

[cue fix]

Forearm reminds me of Brunswick

 

[half fast bankr]

Anyone thinking Adams/Helmstetter?

 

[half fast bankr]

Ohh, wait! Mali is another strong possibility.

 

[manwon]

I'm thinking maybe it's a National Cue, but really I have no idea. It's an 8 point, 4 high 4 low, veneered cue. It looks like the rubber bumper either rotted off or got ripped off somewhere down the line. Really cool looking cue in hand. I think I'm going to have it converted. Anybody got any ideas on what it is? Thanks, Greg

I would contact Corsair Custom Cues, the Geometric design in the cues Butt looks like something Hank was doing in his early cues, he started building in 1968 and at that time he did do some conversion cues.

According to the Blue Book of Cues here is his son contact information.

1-714-968-8566

www.corsaircustomcues.com

corsaircues@cs.com

Does the cue have a weight bolt? If so can you show a photo of the top of it.

What is the pin 5/16-14 or 5/16-18.

What does the shaft insert look like and what is it made of. If possible take a photo of it.

Thanks Craig

 

[howardthedick]

Old Cue

Thanks so much for the info. I've already sent it out to have it converted, I'll check that out, and if it is a Corsair, I'll have him send it back. Thanks again, Greg

 

[nick serdula]

Hay Greg

It looks like Tiawanamation.
Nick

 

[jayman]

Nice old cue. It's a Rich.