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I'm new here but I wonder if anyone can help me. We recently found an old snooker cue that belonged to my grandad, and I was hoping someone might know anything of its origins.
We believe he would have purchased this in the 1950s in the Birmingham area, however we can't be sure on the year it's a bit of a guess unfortunately. It's a one piece cue and as you can see by the badge it was created by "Grenvilles". I did a google search on that and it does show up that a snooker club called Grenvilles exists in Solihull but we aren't sure if they are related or not, and can't confirm that that was a snooker club he visited, it seems likely though!
Sorry not to have much info but on the off chance anyone recognises this or has any extra info it would be much appreciated.
Thanks all
I'm new here but I wonder if anyone can help me. We recently found an old snooker cue that belonged to my grandad, and I was hoping someone might know anything of its origins.
We believe he would have purchased this in the 1950s in the Birmingham area, however we can't be sure on the year it's a bit of a guess unfortunately. It's a one piece cue and as you can see by the badge it was created by "Grenvilles". I did a google search on that and it does show up that a snooker club called Grenvilles exists in Solihull but we aren't sure if they are related or not, and can't confirm that that was a snooker club he visited, it seems likely though!
Sorry not to have much info but on the off chance anyone recognises this or has any extra info it would be much appreciated.
Thanks all