Anyone know what age this cue is?

[Quackers]

It's in need of tlc I'm afraid

[jrc750]

pics dont work ???

[Quackers]

Sorry, dude, I'll try again.

[Quackers]

AHA!
Sorry chaps, am having problems with internet connection and site speed? It's difficult for me to post anything atm.

[Quackers]

Maybe my problems were IE8 caused. Using Firefox things are now ok. Microsh***

[jb134]

Late 60s to late 70s?

[Quackers]

I think it must be that neck of the woods. Somebody might be able to pin it down more exactly. I'm afraid it has been in a case, in a shed for about 6 years! I found it today - I thought it was lost when I moved house. BUT it's still straight!

[totlxtc]

I think it must be that neck of the woods. Somebody might be able to pin it down more exactly. I'm afraid it has been in a case, in a shed for about 6 years! I found it today - I thought it was lost when I moved house. BUT it's still straight!

Be careful mate when moving it inside. If its been out for a while and you bring it inside with heating and dry air it could form splits and the splice could lift.

[Quackers]

Thanks for the advice Dan. I thought about it drying out and splitting, so even though I didn't like to do it, I put it back in the shed ( sharing its case with spiders and other crawling things!)
What would be a good way to re-introduce the wood to an atmosphere?
It's only a michine-spliced cue but it would be a shame to destroy it, now I've found it again.