Southwest Cue Pin Number ID
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This should answer all your questions: http://www.indyq.com/custom-cues/southwest/southwest-biography.html.
According to the bio:
- Jerry died in May 1996
- Each serial number begins with 300 and goes up from there
So, based on what the bio says, your cue would be #1 in that year ('95) which would make it a Jerry Franklin era cue.
Dave
According to the bio:
- Jerry died in May 1996
- Each serial number begins with 300 and goes up from there
So, based on what the bio says, your cue would be #1 in that year ('95) which would make it a Jerry Franklin era cue.
Dave
Thanks
That explains a lot. Mine is actually 384, so 84th cue of the year 1995. Thought over 300 cues in a year was to many. Would like to email Laurie to find out what kind of wood the cue is made of. Is SW email address available. Maybe someone here knows it. Thanks much for the info.
That explains a lot. Mine is actually 384, so 84th cue of the year 1995. Thought over 300 cues in a year was to many. Would like to email Laurie to find out what kind of wood the cue is made of. Is SW email address available. Maybe someone here knows it. Thanks much for the info.
swcue@aol.com is SW's email address. Laurie is great to work with and will get your questions answered.
Technically, if the numbers start at 300, you would have the 85th cue of that year, but not 100% sure about that. :smile:
I've been searching some highend cues and notice that most of the SW cues for sale are 1995's just wondering was that a bad year for SW cues ? Seems a hell of a lot of that year for sale 
This is one of the thing cleared up in the clandestine TAR interview SW thought was somehow "bad for business"