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The clubhead is black.

There is a gold inlay label on the back. It says "HEEL WEIGHT" on the heel and "TOE WEIGHT" on the toe.

There is a T-shaped groove on the top. It is painted yellow.

There are no other markings.

Thank you.
 
pfriman said:
The clubhead is black.

There is a gold inlay label on the back. It says "HEEL WEIGHT" on the heel and "TOE WEIGHT" on the toe.

There is a T-shaped groove on the top. It is painted yellow.

There are no other markings.

Thank you.
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You have pictures?
 
Yes. I'll post them once I meet the minimum number of posts requirement.
 
Putter probable from the 70s/80s. Not sure there was ever a brand, just a generic kind of putter. Looks like this?
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My mom has that putter... the sole is blank if I remember correctly
 
Yes the sole is blank.
 
Yes with gold instead of white, and a collar near the hosel.
 
I had that putter. I believe my father paid $5 for it at Building 19, which was a chain of discount/closeout stores here in the Northeast. No idea who the manufacturer was, though.
 
Please help identify the brand and model of this putter ...

HaHa. I still have that putter in my garage. It was made my Slotline and was called The Inertial Putter.

Edit: I may have spoken too soon. Here is the Slotline. It's a little different than the one shown earlier.


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Did it have a removable nameplate?
 
Is it a knockoff of a name brand putter?
 
I saw a couple of these putters on E-Bay last night being sold as an "Unbranded" putter. It appears that there was never any markings on it to indicate the manufacturer.
 
Perhaps a knockoff of the Mizuno 0704?
 
My friend's uncle says it is a Titleist limited edition putter and remembers that it came with a metal adhesive plate with the serial number and name but it used to come off when players put it back in their bags. I am trying to verify this.
 
cnosil said:
Putter probable from the 70s/80s. Not sure there was ever a brand, just a generic kind of putter. Looks like this?
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Yes with gold instead of white, and a collar near the hosel.
 
v.man said:
Edit: I may have spoken too soon. Here is the Slotline. It's a little different than the one shown earlier.
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When I first saw it I thought Slotline as well. I think there are just various models.
 
Perhaps a Slotline knockoff?
 
I still have my Slotline Inertial Onset somewhere and it looks like a version of that or a knockoff.. That yellow on black T alignment is pretty distinctive:

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Here are the pictures of it:

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Looks a lot like a Slotline.

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I had a Slotline Inertia back in the 80's looked identical to that. It did have their name on the sole. Looks like a knockoff of that.


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davethegolfnut said:
Looks a lot like a Slotline.
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On the Slotline the yellow on black alignment is not connected as a one piece T. Also the back does not look like a Slotline.
 
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chpar4 said:
I had a Slotline Inertia back in the 80's looked identical to that. It did have their name on the sole. Looks like a knockoff of that.
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It looks more like a knockoff of the Mizuno 0704. The back design is very similar.
 
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So funny, I had a slotline back in junior high and I think it was the first putter I actually bought on my own. Loved that thing.
 
Nate said:
So funny, I had a slotline back in junior high and I think it was the first putter I actually bought on my own. Loved that thing.
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Unlike the Slotline pictures posted in this thread, the yellow on black alignment on my putter (see photos in #19) is connected on the same plane as a one piece T. Also the back and sole on mine do not look the Slotline. Can anyone identify the manufacturer of the putter in #19?
 
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