See if anyone can identify this cue?

[GT1414]

Can anyone identify this cue?

 

[Zerksies]

Closer pictures would be nice. I probably call it a tomato stake

 

[maha]

its a real nice old house cue. great for a conversion if it isnt too thin. very old .

or possibly an old billiard or snooker cue.

it has decent value to someone converting. $100 plus.

 

[Bishop]

Looks like an older butterfly house cue.

If you want to sell it let me know. I like converting these for friends and family.

 

[Rusty in Montana]

It reminds me of a old 1 piece bar cue that I had converted into a sneaky Pete cue I miss it I loaned it to a friend who let his brother use it , the brother suddenly become ill and died the family put my cue in his coffin with him .
My suggestion is to convert it into a 2 piece by cutting it 32" from the tip then add to the butt of it to make it a equal split which is what I had done to mine you'll be glad you did ! Ha ha

 

[Joe P.]

I have 2 of them that I got with a very old table, haven't been able to find out anything about them

 

[garczar]

Old house cue. Could be a B'wick, who knows. They only made a couple million. The B'wick cue factory in Mich. produced over 400,000cues/yr at its height.

 

[HueblerHustler7]

Reminds me of an old Brunswick house cue as well, Thats my vote. Would make one hell of a player if it's straight, even as a conversion cue depending on the weight and straightness.