Old Brunswick Identification

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4/7/2019 4:37:47 PM

Old Brunswick Identification

Anyone have info on this old Brunswick? Thanks, Jack

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1. billiardsforum on 4/7/2019 4:57:51 PM

   It's a Brunswick Master cue (or a Brunswick Master II cue) (M and MII), first seen in the 1977 Brunswick cue catalogs and last seen in the 1979 catalog as far as I know.

   The Master II cue had a maple shaft instead of the standard French white ash shaft on the Master I.

   They aren't particularly sought-after, and don't really command much in terms of sale price.

   

   

   

2. Chopdoc on 4/8/2019 3:57:22 PM

   Further, these Brunswick cues were made by Dufferin in Canada.

   @billiardsforum - can you confirm the Brunswick Master cue line was made in Canada? Any of your resources show that?

3. user1552469428 on 4/8/2019 4:29:59 PM

   Thanks!

   I have another Brunswick cue - if you don't mind, I'd appreciate any information you know about it.

   I know these old Brunswick cues aren't worth a lot of money but I like shooting with them.

4. billiardsforum on 4/8/2019 5:02:40 PM

   @Chopdoc, I've heard this before as well, but I don't have anything that proves it one way or another.

   @user1552469428 - It looks like we already replied to you on that one... What else do you need?

5. user1552469428 on 4/8/2019 5:14:18 PM

   I think both old Brunswick joints have 3/8" but I'm not sure of the threads per inch either? Do you have any idea?

   Otherwise, I'm good - Thanks for all the help! Appreciate everyone's time!

Old Brunswick Identification

• Title: Old Brunswick Identification
• Author: user1552469428 (Jack Arrowood)
• Published: 4/7/2019 4:37:47 PM