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For reference, I stumbled upon this old Joss with the same flat-faced 5/15x18 joint. https://www.ebay.com/itm/357280406681?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335988529&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

Trades? Offers?

Sold.

Thank you. The cue came from the son of the original owner. The son claims that his father had it made… I don’t know when. The son lives in Idaho… I don’t know where the father lived or had lived. He did serve in the Vietnam War. That’s what I know. It comes from the person from whom I bought...

It’s a fact.

It somehow got Meucci qualities. Meucci was a big thing. Cuemakers experiment. There’s a lot JW too.

Porper tooled leather 2x4 from the 90’s… Nice lightweight cases. They deserve not to be forgotten to history.

From J&J

There are absolutely JW cues with a 5/16x18 pin.

Holding the cue in my hand, I’ll eat my hat if that’s an “import” prong.

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Any thoughts on this one? Yes, it looks like a JW, but is it built like one? Flat 5/16x18. Natural butt cap and ferrule.

Bump…

1x1?

Widely considered to be the best-playing production cue ever made. Has many dings and scratches, but rolls straight together and apart. Linen wrap could use a cleaning. Uniloc joint. Original Z shaft @ 11.8 mm. / 3.8 oz.. Butt weight is 15 oz.. or trade for well-used Justis 2x4.

Yes, a weight under the wrap.

The 2 points.