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I've had a few Adam cues from the same era, and we couldn't seem to get them to play right. We even tried changing out the metal screw tenon they used for the ferrule, and it didn't help. Maybe we are spoiled from playing with custom cues but the Adam cues didn't have the feel I like. The Adam...

I think you are confusing a cue made by a factory with a good custom cue. The cuemaking craft is no different than any other functional art. Don't discredit the art of cuemaking because you have an import that isn't worth as much as you think it should be worth. I recently sold a plain jane...

I have an old predator sneaky with a 5/16-14 stainless steel piloted, and I have some nice shafts that are in the 11 mm range Instead of the 314 pre cat shaft you can have 2 other shafts I have that are nice but too skinny for me. Or you can have them all

Nice example of an early sideways-W Josswest cue Very early 18 thread piloted joint with the old school brown bumper 4-sharp points with 4-cool veneer colors black-blue-orange-natural 6-maple boxes with nice white bands in the back end, brown bumper Very good condition, the cue was refinished a...

The cue was made in the Adam plant in Japan where hundreds of thousands of cues are made. Ebay seems to be the place where these cues bring the most value, and there is a lot of interest in these cues. The problem with actual value is this cue is at the high end of a low end Asian import cue market.

For insurance purposes you want it to be a little higher than what you can sell it for today on AZ Billiards. I would put an insurance replacement value as high as $1000 for the package. From a sales standpoint I would pay about $400 for the set.

Birthday wishes to Scott Lee

The shafts are definitely original to the cue In fact other Josswest cues have a smaller diameter joint so there is a lip if you try to interchange them. These original shafts fit perfect. The taper is similar to Balabushka so I can see why so many Josswest shafts back then got taken down below...

Nice cue Should play real good, I like the carbon fiber, especially as out of stroke I've become.

1970s quilted maple Josswst-58 1/2" Veneered ebony buttsleeve Ovals and mother of pearl dots & diamonds in the veneered boxes The orange veneer is very unique Yellow Micarta piloted joint...5/16-14 Straight, very good condition, no dings, 2-full hard to find shafts Excellent playing cue $old...

Sorry for the delay I missed this post 58" 29/29 with an 8" extension

You've been holding out on us. Pics? Trades? Kielwood?

I love Jensen cues Very cool

Very nice Tim Scruggs cue I like the way the points almost overlap Congratulations on acquiring an unchalked Scruggs cue.

Weighing in at 584 I would stay away from tables with buttons of any kind.

Cocobolo Bryan Mordt cue for sale with two nice shafts Straight, no nicks or dings, the smooth black leather wrap is "lumpy" in spots. Priced to reflect the lumpy wrap issue Both shafts are, excellent, straight 3/8-11 58", 19 ounce cue Joint protectors included Butt weight....15.39 oz...

You could put together a Triple A knitting team, and trade your cues for vintage knitting needles & yarn.

Cues have popped up lately I had to have, and I have no idea why.. A rare hard to find sought after cue becomes available by someone I know,, good price, I gotta have it. One day I will get bored and list it for sale, then buy something else. Round & round, and everyone wants to trade.

I've purchased quite a few cues since the pandemic, and have only been able to hit four of them. I'm sure there is a Holy Grail in there somewhere, I have one on the way that's a candidate for Holy Grail, so I'm not looking or saving up for cues.

Very nice Cory Barnhart Cue. Pristine lightly played condition, almost new Straight, no dings, like new, amazing shaft Looks like goncolo alves with Corys signature ringwork Black linen wrap Copper radial pin, 58.5" cue $old Includes shipping & PayPal fees International shipping is a little...