Ive seen a few posts on this line of sticks, only a few examples though(I have a couple of each, one was my first two piece cue that I found as a "three piece" in the trash and repaired myself at the ripe old age of 10...its not pictured below, but I still play with it when feel nostalgic....or after a few too many beers...lol). Ive heard that they were probably made in Korea or something, and arent that valuable.... IMO they arent "bad" players, but I have "cheaper" sticks that play much better, but I do like the inlay work(though the points arent exactly too precise(even)......
But they have sentimental value to me, so any and all info would be appreciated, especially they seem to have been totally skipped in the Blue Book of Cues. I have seen the brass joint on several different random sticks....just looking for more info here......value is of course subjective....
Does anyone have a catalog of this line and what all was available, MSRP, and what years they were offered?
Thanks.....
Nathan
But they have sentimental value to me, so any and all info would be appreciated, especially they seem to have been totally skipped in the Blue Book of Cues. I have seen the brass joint on several different random sticks....just looking for more info here......value is of course subjective....
Does anyone have a catalog of this line and what all was available, MSRP, and what years they were offered?
Thanks.....
Nathan