Rich Cue Company???

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snowride0

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I've had this cue for some time now and never really researched it until recently. All I have found is 1 picture of the same logo and I'm wondering if anyone can tell me about my cue? I think it's an older cue from the original Rich Cue Company of Freeport, NY. Can anyone verify and maybe give me an idea of its' worth?

Thanks,

Dave
 

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Yes you are right it is a Rich Q. It is probably a later model from the early 80's just before they quit. Best guess is $200 on value.
 
wow, that is cool. thats probably done by abe's brother as i think(not sure) that abe had left for florida by then. hang onto that one, both rich's have passed on now. they had a colorful back ground in cue making.
 
snowride0 said:
Not sure if this is the correct place to post this question but...
I've had this cue for some time now and never really researched it until recently. All I have found is 1 picture of the same logo and I'm wondering if anyone can tell me about my cue? I think it's an older cue from the original Rich Cue Company of Freeport, NY. Can anyone verify and maybe give me an idea of its' worth?

Thanks,

Dave
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Dave this cue is a later model that was imported by Imperial Billiards from I believe Japan. These cues were made in the 1980's, as for value I am unsure. However, if it is straight it should make a nice playing cue for you or some one else, but it appears to need a refinish.

Hope this helps
 
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