Help identifying a loft find cue

[8trackmind]

Good evening,

I’m looking for help in identifying this cue. We are dealing with the estate of an elderly relative & would appreciate any help identifying the cue and if it holds any value.

Any help would be most appreciated

[Nifty50]

Some details would be helpful. Photos would be brilliant. The

[8trackmind]

I thought I attached some photos, I will try again. It’s a cue that has been found in my uncles loft, we weren’t even aware he played snooker

[8trackmind]

Some details would be helpful. Photos would be brilliant. The

I am attaching photos and they are showing to me, are they showing up?

[Nifty50]

I am attaching photos and they are showing to me, are they showing up?

Nothing showing up for me. Anyone else see photos?

[DeanH]

you are a new member so can not use the Attachment function; also being a vBulletin based platform doing the usual copy/paste from your machine does not work.

Please try the following:
Looking forward to seeing the cue

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[8trackmind]

[8trackmind]

Hopefully these are now showing, thank you for your help

[DeanH]

As clearly shown, a PowerGlide, 2pc, maple shaft cue
That badge is not in any of my catalogues so I guess early 80s.
Rex Williams started PowerGlide mid-70s but this cue has the look of 80s.
Not a valuable cue generally, sorry, but if it plays well for you, then it is priceless

[8trackmind]

Thank you, none of us play & didn’t realise my
uncle played either. Although he was a fan of the local pub where they had a table.

Thanks once again