Hello. Though my friends at the bar say I'm "really good", I know I'm just a mediocre amateur; but I LOVE the game! Anyway I inherited this cue from my tutor and I hope somebody knows about it. It has no identifying markings. (I hate to mess up the general forum, but I found no sub-forums in which to ask this question. Thanks all!
Recognize This Cue?
- Thread starter erusky
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You have 3 different cues pictured here.
Which cue? Is that one pic of the ferrule/tip? Looks weird as hell.
The one in plain maple, with the pin in the shaft. And possibly a Dacron wrap. Doesn't look like linen.
Looks like an early John Robinson cue.
Looks like an early John Robinson cue.
Thank you. I am sorry about the mess I’ve made of this. More than one of you have mentioned that I showed 3 and not only 1 cue. I think I accidentally showed 2 sticks. Thank you for pointing my error. With your indulgence, I have attached 6 new pictures. No. 1: The cue broken down. No. 2: The cue put together. No. 3: The butt & shaft joints of the same cue (some people feel it is important to see the joint.) No. 4: The butt. No. 5. The wood & wrap used. No. 6: The steepness of the butt illustrated (some say that is a tell-tale sign).
I am pretty confident that this is only one cue. Again, I am sorry for creating such confusion!
Thank you all!
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K-Mart,,, but it's the expensive one.
Hang on to it!
Hang on to it!
Is the middle left photo of a screw-on tip as it appears? If so, that’s a dead giveaway for it being a very inexpensive cue.
Thats the joint.
It's a pin in shaft cue.