unknown cue seen some where in print???
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is that a 5/16x14 flat face joint?
chris
chris
my opinion is Burt Schrager...
chris
chris
Not Schrager. Work is not clean enough. Interesting cue, but I would say it was a fancy attempt by a local cue maker somewhere. Inlays aren't clean and silver is crooked. But still, interesting cue.
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pretty sure it is a big pin, 3/8
Looks like a Leo Gerstenzang
Very similar to his prior work.
Very similar to his prior work.
it is a 3/8-? 15
i know the cue is prolly from the late 90 to 2001-2 i have seen it in color print some where... ant this collector only collected good stuff
Bourque??
-Bogey
-Bogey
pretty wild design, I like the light bulb inlays and funky points.
I agree it might be a local guy trying to jump up his game or something like that.
The Bourque's I've seen had a big round bumper on them and were marked.
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Keikel
Wish I could spell. He might have used a pin like that for maybe a year.
Nick
Wish I could spell. He might have used a pin like that for maybe a year.
Nick
I've seen it before too somewhere but my memory isn't serving me well. Not any of those listed yet, though, I do not think. GLWTI
this cue is in color pages of somthing billiard ency. blue book??? this was a famous cue from somewhere
With the inlays being that crooked and sloppy, if this is done by a known guy, it would have to have been a very early attempt. The silver bars are crooked and the inlays aren't symmetric. Cue is pretty sloppy. Not a Kikel either. He used a 5/16x18 flat face joint on his very early cues and went to a 5/16x14 joint. I think this is his standard joint but has used a radial upon request. At least, this is what he told me when I was discussing an older cue of his with him.
Bob Newport?