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Hey all, new to forum. Not sure if i should be posting this elsewhere...
I have inherited 2 cues from my grandad. They are both Tele-Cue extendable/telescopic cues. One is maple and (i'm guessing) older - there are patent and reg. numbers on the butt. The second is ash, seems like a later model of the same cue. No detail on butt. Better quality and balance. Both are poker straight.
These have huge sentimental value to me - they were the cues my grandad used to teach me snooker as a nipper. I dont think i'd ever sell them but the whole family is intrigued as to their value.
They may turn out not to be worth much, but so far I have had a lot of difficulty finding forums and threads that discuss this cue in particular. The best thing i have found to date was a picture of the older one on an antique cue website.
I have inherited 2 cues from my grandad. They are both Tele-Cue extendable/telescopic cues. One is maple and (i'm guessing) older - there are patent and reg. numbers on the butt. The second is ash, seems like a later model of the same cue. No detail on butt. Better quality and balance. Both are poker straight.
These have huge sentimental value to me - they were the cues my grandad used to teach me snooker as a nipper. I dont think i'd ever sell them but the whole family is intrigued as to their value.
They may turn out not to be worth much, but so far I have had a lot of difficulty finding forums and threads that discuss this cue in particular. The best thing i have found to date was a picture of the older one on an antique cue website.
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