Help Identify an Old Brunswick Cue for Conversion
6/28/2007 6:27:36 PM
Help Identify an Old Brunswick Cue for Conversion
This is for Brent of BHQ custom cues, or anyone else that wants to add their 2 cents.
Recently I was given a few really old cues, all one-piece cues.
This one, I really think might have some potential.
It has the BIGGEST THICKEST Butt I've ever seen. I can barely get my hands around it. It is almost 3 inches around and 1-3/8 across and it has a "21" stamped on it. I'm sure that's the weight. At 57-1/2 inches long, this thing is a monster.
Now for the bad news. The points don't line up. They are off almost 1/4-1/2 inches.
I am trying to decide whether or not this cue is worth a conversion. Could it be a Brunswick or some other sought after cue, or are these even sought after at all?
Help Identify an Old Brunswick Cue for Conversion
Replies & Comments
BHQ on 6/29/2007 2:13:40 PMIf the pool cue is that fat, the points can be adjusted with no problems.
I'm almost 99.99% sure top cue isn't a Brunswick cue. The points are squared off at bottom like Dufferin cues and valley cues.
Is there any writing or anything else on them?
ccn7 on 6/29/2007 3:12:26 PM
Thanks for the info. Oh well, I was just wondering, and now I know. It is still the biggest dang pool cue I've ever seen. Oh what a bar room cue it would make.
BTW the other cue is my Lucasi. I was just trying to show the difference in size.
Bishop on 6/29/2007 3:51:48 PM
You should still make a conversion cue out of it. It'd be nice with some inlays and a fat Hoppe ring. White with green spec wrap. I see potential.
Help Identify an Old Brunswick Cue for Conversion
- Title: Help Identify an Old Brunswick Cue for Conversion
- Author: ccn7 (Floyd Tibbetts)
- Published: 6/28/2007 6:27:36 PM
