Tim Scruggs Windows and Barbells

[WildWing]

I had Tim do this one in 1999. This has the windows with veneers style that Tim did quite often with Dan Janes of Joss in the late 60s and early 70s. My understanding is that Joss had jigs set up for this design when they did it decades ago. According to Tim, he had to do every piece by hand in 1999. I'm surprised we don't see more of this style now, as I think it's one of the more striking.

 

[JAMSGOLF]

Ummm...I'm going to go out on a limb here and say I'm pretty sure that this is my utmost favorite Scruggs I've ever seen!!! Wow! Thanks for sharing pics of this beauty!!!

Jason

 

[poolrod]

Very nice looking Scruggs. Thank you for sharing.:thumbup:

 

[Masirib5]

That is a beauty. I really love that design! Thanks for sharing!

--Jeff

 

[Chopdoc]

Beautiful cue. Nice to see the old work come through. A lot of his earliest works resembled the work out of the Janes shop where he worked, as you said, he first did it there working for JOSS.

Absolutely stunning cue, and a tribute to earlier works.

 

[Ken_4fun]

Beautiful cue. Nice to see the old work come through. A lot of his earliest works resembled the work out of the Janes shop where he worked, as you said, he first did it there working for JOSS.

Absolutely stunning cue, and a tribute to earlier works.

I prefer the older stuff too.

ken

 

[bobco729]

Nice old school Scruggs, thx. for the eye candy.
"country" Bob

 

[fourkingscues]

Great cue ,,i love that joint and pin,,,let me know if you like to sell it,,

BR
Ken

 

[WildWing]

Great cue ,,i love that joint and pin,,,let me know if you like to sell it,,

BR
Ken

Sorry, not for sale, but thanks for the compliment. By the way, joint and pin are ivory and the 3/8 Acme pin.

 

[WildWing]

Beautiful cue. Nice to see the old work come through. A lot of his earliest works resembled the work out of the Janes shop where he worked, as you said, he first did it there working for JOSS.

Absolutely stunning cue, and a tribute to earlier works.

Thank you. I had a feeling a 70s Joss afficianado would like this design.

 

[hookmehorns]

Wow! I'm with the rest of the panel. Beautiful, workmanship at it's best and classy.

Thank you so kindly for sharing this piece of art and history.:thumbup:

Regards,
Mo

 

[12squared]

Just wanted to thank you for posting pics of this awesome cue. It is "old school" stunning.

Dave

 

[Yakuza]

Great looking cue. :thumbup:

 

[tduncan]

Outstanding cue. Thanks for posting a picture of it.

 

[nick serdula]

How can it be a tribute to himself?

This tribute thing is when someone else did it. He just hand built the thing.
Loving it!
Nick

 

[phil dade]

congratulations

That is one really, really, nice cue! It is so well detailed.

Please enjoy!
Phil

 

[BradenK]

That is a wonderful throwback design, and looks to be flawlessly executed. Thanks for sharing a stunning cue.

Braden

 

[fourkingscues]

NO problem ,,give me first cracks if you like to sell it one day,,yes i love that pin and joint combo my favorite,,,enjoy the cue,,

Happy Holidays
Little Kenny

 

[tonyboy59]

Has to rank up there as one of my favorites coming out of Tim's shop. Good call on the designs...very "old school".

 

[Kevin Lindstrom]

I had Tim do this one in 1999. This has the windows with veneers style that Tim did quite often with Dan Janes of Joss in the late 60s and early 70s. My understanding is that Joss had jigs set up for this design when they did it decades ago. According to Tim, he had to do every piece by hand in 1999. I'm surprised we don't see more of this style now, as I think it's one of the more striking.

I love the classic look of this cue. Thanks for posting the great pictures.

Kevin