Who made this cue?

haystj

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Can anyone help me identify this cue? It was given to me in 1994 by the kid brother of my college roomate. It seems really well made, and it has no identifying markings on it. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks

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Very used... both shafts had a lot of blue discoloration and worn tips.
 
whatever it is.. looks older.. doesnt look like it was made anytime recent...
by looking at the joint collars, they have the old patina and look to them..

i am not a southwest expert so i dont know if it is a predate or not..
you would need somebody who knows alittle about them.. i will message somebody here on the forum that would be able to tell by looking at it..

chris
 
Can anyone help me identify this cue? It was given to me in 1994 by the kid brother of my college roomate. It seems really well made, and it has no identifying markings on it. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks

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Looks like you take pretty good pictures. If the bumper pops out can you take a good picture of the inside of the butt end without the bumper.
 
I will take a pic of the naked butt end later tonight. I am a little confused because I thought Southwest cues have a cactus and number on the pin,,, and this one does not. Also, the kid had the cue for about 4 years before he gave it to me,,, so for sure I know it is older than 1990.
 
I will take a pic of the naked butt end later tonight. I am a little confused because I thought Southwest cues have a cactus and number on the pin,,, and this one does not. Also, the kid had the cue for about 4 years before he gave it to me,,, so for sure I know it is older than 1990.

If it is a pre-date SouthWest, it will not have the cactus or number.
 
Nice find, get it authenticated by an expert if you can. It could be something good, or it could be made by John Doe in his garage.

Also, are the points recuts? If this a Kersh or a Franklin, then you hit the jackpot...
 
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