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How old does anyone believe my Kingsley Kennersley Cue?

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  • How old does anyone believe my Kingsley Kennersley Cue?

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    Anyone have an idea who would of made this?
    58" machine spliced maple shaft, ebony butt, 11mm tip, 16.5oz
    Safety doesn't win frames.......Potting does!

  • #2
    Would guess at peradon.

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    • #3
      My guess would also be for Peradon as it looks like they took a Joe Davis cue, changed the wording on the rectangle badge, the stamps are familiar to Peradon.
      Date wise not sure but as Kingsley Kennerley was both Amateur World Champion several times in both Billiards and Snooker; I would guess they made this cue after 1940 and before the war; but could have been made just after the war up to the 50s, as by then Kingsley was a professional snooker player but faded away by the 60s.
      He still played into the 70s and was an inaugural Pot Black contestant.

      Amateur World Snooker Champion 1937 & 1940 (runner up 1938 and 1939)
      Amateur World Billiard Champion 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940

      He died July 1982 (obit Snooker Scene Aug 1982 pg9)
      Up the TSF! :snooker:

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      • #4
        Originally Posted by DeanH View Post
        My guess would also be for Peradon as it looks like they took a Joe Davis cue, changed the wording on the rectangle badge, the stamps are familiar to Peradon.
        Date wise not sure but as Kingsley Kennerley was both Amateur World Champion several times in both Billiards and Snooker; I would guess they made this cue after 1940 and before the war; but could have been made just after the war up to the 50s, as by then Kingsley was a professional snooker player but faded away by the 60s.
        He still played into the 70s and was an inaugural Pot Black contestant.

        Amateur World Snooker Champion 1937 & 1940 (runner up 1938 and 1939)
        Amateur World Billiard Champion 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940

        He died July 1982 (obit Snooker Scene Aug 1982 pg9)
        Not a bad find then........£20 at Cash Converters, just needed a new tip and a spit polish.
        Safety doesn't win frames.......Potting does!

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        • #5
          Yes, Peradon, it's a JD 147 with a different plate.

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