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For your consideration; a 70s Joss West Hoppe. Ebony points and stunning veneers. Maple forearm is highly flamed with birds eye marking as well. Comes with two original shafts. Butt rolls absolutely dead straight. Shafts each have slight taper roll but are quite playable. Butt and shafts...

Small signature RB, predate, likely made in 1977. Ebony points, great veneers, nice work in the buttsleeve. Natural ferrule, straight and very classy. Excellent weight, balance and hit. SS 5/16X18 joint/pin. Triangle tip. Cash price is $1950, shipping included within the US. Payment...

I will take it

I’m terribly sorry….this sold and I didn’t mark it as such. My apologies!

Yes this is a rosewood Conversion. Here is a picture of the Jacoby next to my one piece Willie Hoppe Titlist. The tone of the Rosewood is very similar.

Against better judgement, I’ve decided to list my David Jacoby titlist conversion. It’s a hell of a cue; understated/classic inlay work and very well balanced. Brass radial pin/joint provides a very solid hit. The cue is in overall good condition. But it’s been played. It has seen a lot…A...

For your consideration is this beautiful Jacoby Custom cue. Olive wood and Bacote with very tasteful inlay work and sharp flame like veneers. Cue is brand new. Butt weighs 14.8 ounces. Comes with Konllen carbon fiber shaft (12.75mm). Cue has a radial pin and has an exceptional feel and hit...

I’ll take it. PM sent

Wow, an immediate dick response to someone who is a superb resource here and to the game at large and not deserving of that. There are some characters lurking around here.

Yeah, I missed out on that other one. Your looks great. What are you asking?

I’m involved in a few different hobbies which have a micro-economy of custom builders. More often than not, these people do excellent work, but don’t have any business acumen. I’m a member of a lot of different forums just like this that discuss/sell/trade acoustic guitars, Hi Fi stereo...

The good old days of ESPN……

Bump

For your consideration, a basically mint condition Joss Limited 94-10 cue. Aside from the tip looking like it might have been chalked once for a test hit, this cue is basically unused. I picked it up recently as part of a sale/trade; and despite it being a nice stick, I’ve got a different Joss...

Holiday deal: cue and both shafts for $1000. Buyer pays shipping.

I did see that thread on here. It was a pretty cool modification they did on that table. I like to look at this table, and maybe if I can get it for 3 to 500 bucks it’s not a bad deal. I know there’s some people on this forum who aren’t too keen on the design, there’s seems to be some concern...

A friend of mine just purchased a house here in town, this table is in the basement. It has some features that are similar to my GC1. That said, I’ve never seen one like this before. Does anybody know the model and possible value of the table? I might purchase it myself for our office. Thanks...

Bump: $1300 for both shafts, $1200 for just original shaft

Thanks for the replies. I made a deal on this cue and it’s nice to have some corroboration on it.

So I’ve searched the forum here and found several examples of this cue and some discussion; so I know that it was a model Bill made. I’ve just not found an example with the sideways W like the one I’m posting here. I didn’t realize that this was a cue he would have been making in the late 70s...