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Just wondering if somebody could give me some guidance please as I know very little about snooker so I am just on here for help. Found a snooker cue in it's own box in the attic of a house we recently bought. The cue is in 2 pieces (screws together). It has Connoisseur by Powerglide stamped on the end that you hold and then a printed signature further up on the shaft which is Rex Williams. Really just trying to find out if I should eBay it or take to the charity shop. Can't work out how to upload photo's. Thank you
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To answer your question, some people do like PowerGlide cues and especially the Connoisseur model.
The Rex Williams signature is because (IIRC) PowerGlide was him and his brother's company)
2pc wont help but that was the fashion back then.
On ebay they have been sold from approx. GBP70 to over GBP100
so if you are that way inclined - go for it
But not before you add some photos - we love photos on TSFUp the TSF! :snooker: -
Thank you DeanH for your help!! Have used the ImgBB.com thing and now there are photo's:
https://ibb.co/FWCVfMC
https://ibb.co/HTj3sY3
https://ibb.co/kVTkXQyComment
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It’s not worth very much but if you can be bothered with the hassle I would e-bay it in the hope it went to a good home. It’s not an exact match to one Stephen Hendry played with but in the words they use in the art world you could say “In the style of a Stephen Hendry cue”.
PS. It’s probably 1980’s vintage.Comment
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