Snooker cue identification

[fixitdaz]

Hi I was hoping someone could shed some light on my snooker cue that I have had for over 30 years. It was bought from my local club when I was 11 which would be around 1989. The badge on the butt used to say Georgian classic around the outer edge of badge. For years I have assumed it was a peradon. Many years ago the quick release joint wore down so badly it would not tighten so I sent to peradon in Liverpool for repair. They very quickly got back to me and said it was not a peradon and could not help repair. I was hoping someone could identify the name or design of the quick release. Another unique feature I think it has is it is a 3/4 with an extension of around 26/28” that screws into top half of cue but the other end of the extension has provisions to screw the butt into making it 85/90” long. It seems I cannot add photos just now. Hopefully other info may be enough.

[fixitdaz]

Here they are

[Cue crafty]

There's a few it could be, cue craft used the term quick release back then, but pics will be the only way to decide. Try the below to upload photos as this is the best way on this site.

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[DeanH]

I would guess a Burroughes & Watts Georgian cue

[fixitdaz]

Here they are I hope. The cue was in the case at the time with a cue craft Tudor. My cue cost £99 at the time and the Tudor was £105. I know the two joints were different but that wasn’t a quick release I think. https://ibb.co/Y3HzTMq
https://ibb.co/9bmL42C

[Cue crafty]

Here they are I hope. The cue was in the case at the time with a cue craft Tudor. My cue cost £99 at the time and the Tudor was £105. I know the two joints were different but that wasn’t a quick release I think. https://ibb.co/Y3HzTMq
https://ibb.co/9bmL42C

To my knowledge no one other than cue craft have used the "dot to dot" quick release Line up method you appear to have in that photo. Others may know more.

[fixitdaz]

Do you know of anyone that specialises in cue craft repair?

[Cue crafty]

Do you know of anyone that specialises in cue craft repair?

I don't personally so can only recommend you try contact them via Thier website for help on this. Cheers.

[fixitdaz]

Thankyou. Ultimately my goal is to get it back as was when new.