Posting for Cue Identification: Helpful Hints

[Cornerman]

I'd like to start a thread and maybe it becomes a sticky note such that those who want a cue identified, they give information that always gets asked. So, I'm starting a little list. Please add as necessary.

Photos:

Joint pin
Insert
Point tips
Bumpers
Butt cap end with no bumper

 

[ScottR]

I'd like to start a thread and maybe it becomes a sticky note such that those who want a cue identified, they give information that always gets asked. So, I'm starting a little list. Please add as necessary.

Photos:

Joint pin
Insert
Point tips
Bumpers
Butt cap end with no bumper

If possible, though it rarely is, a pic of the handle area without the wrap.

 

[bruin70]

ss joint...sometimes ss joints can vary from cuemaker to cuemaker.

there's nothing here that can't be duplicated however.

assuming the cue in question is done by a cuemaker now deceased(because who in their right mind would dupe a cue from a living cuemaker), then you're talking about a cue built with different machinery than today's equipment, so a cosmetic pic of the parts you've already mentioned is all that's needed.

ps...take that back about dead cuemakers. mottey has duped a gina