Very Old Japanesse/Vietnamese (I don't know) Walking cane/pool cue

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As you can see in the first photo it's just a walking cane with a brass (I believe) screw in base with a rounded wooden screw in top. The center section has hand carved dragons with brass nails in their eyes with a mountain a the top of the main section. This is all hand painted as well. There are four sections to this. When you unscrew the top post or handle then pull it out and the shaft of the cue will then slide out from the middle of the main stick. Then unscrew the bottom brass point (toward the ground)and unscrew the top from the shaft. then screw the shaft onto the main stick and screhte brass bottom to the wood top. Finally screw the top back into the main stick and you have a very rare pool cue!
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