can anyone identify this cue

[garysnooker]

help can anyone identify this cue
http://www.flickr.com/photos/3520762...n/photostream/

[rollup147]

I've a simlar question...

I've found a tyre, can anyone tell me from what car it's off?


Identifying unbadged cues is an impossible task even the actual maker couldnt be 100% sure.

[MattCash]

I've a simlar question...

I've found a tyre, can anyone tell me from what car it's off?


Identifying unbadged cues is an impossible task even the actual maker couldnt be 100% sure.

No offence pal, but there are more ways to identify a cue other than just looking at a badge.

ie. Splicing, design, weight stamps etc etc

[ADR147]

need more pictures - the thin green veneer you get on mascots / cannon matches etc.

[rollup147]

"Different ways to identify..." Still guesswork though isn't it? especially with a simple design like that one.

[ADR147]

"Different ways to identify..." Still guesswork though isn't it? especially with a simple design like that one.

well a weight stamp can tell you the maker. that would narrow it down - in reality this cue looks to have been respliced so its likely we will never know.

[the_paz]

adr is there any chance you could have a look at mine on the pictures of your cue topic please?

any help very much appreciated.

[warren132]

It looks very much like a cannon match cue without a badge...90 percent sure thats what it is.

[jb134]

Is it your cue mate and is it on eBay?

[garysnooker]

yes its my cue have you put a bid on it

[jb134]

No mate, it looks kind of like a billiard taper from the photos and the grain looks quite open. Is it a solid enough cue?

[garysnooker]

i think your right about the billiard taper i havent tried to play with it might have ago with it tomorrow