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Without a picture or even a description, the value of your cue is beyond anyone the pale of anyone's knowledge. Could be anywhere between $100 to $1000+ This thread will give you a step by step on how to do it: https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=472119 Cheers.

Classic 1970's Joss cue with the engraved block letter logo. Cue is in fantastic condition and was refinished last year by Scot Sherbine at Proficient Billiards. Original ivory ferrule. Cue was re-wrapped with old blue mountain Irish linen - cream with blue spec which accents the veneers...

That they do. I prefer the old shaft wood though. The new stuff just doesn't play as good to me.

Hi there, Just looking to pick up one (or two ideally) gold letter era Joss shafts. Ideally 12 - 12.5mm. Must be straight and must have logo on joint collar. Much appreciated :)

I’ve never seen Joss cues from that era with piloted ivory joints. Beautiful cues. GLWS.

Figured I'd try here...are there any cuemakers that would be available to building a relatively simple 6 point (3 high / 3 low) players cue...no veneers or rings. - rosewood or cocobolo into birds eye maple - delrin buttcap - linen wrap - two 12.5mm shafts with a long taper - around 19 oz and...

Looking to buy a Barnhart cue....anything but a plain jane or Merry Widow. 4 pointers...6 pointers...8 pointers... etc are all good. There was a dymondwood player on here last year as well that was a great looking cue. Please pm if you have anything. Cheers!

Beautiful sneaky pete made by Chuck Starkey. Butt and both shafts were converted from old 1950's house cues. Cue has two of the most beautiful old growth, dense, deep honey coloured shafts. Plays nearly identical to my old Tim Scruggs sneaky pete. Plays solid and moves the ball with incredible...

This one came with some very cool history behind it. I was luckily able to acquire it locally from the original owners sister, both just great people. It's a rare thing to be able to get the entire history of a cue of this age as it's usually lost in the various changes in ownership, but not...

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A true sneaky pete from Bob Frey. One of his older cues. Excellent condition. Wood appears to be purpleheart, but I'm not 100%. Either way it's a beautiful cue that's seen a good amount of action. Plays just like an old Scruggs sneaky. Here are the specs: Length: 29/29 even split Weight: 18.5oz...

My apologies, meant to bump this in the Wamted section.

Here's what's always worked for me... 1. Create a thread here in AZ land in the Test Area and post your pics: http://forums.azbilliards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=8 2. Once you've created your thread with your pics, left click on a desired picture and click "copy URL/image address" 3. When you go...

Playability wise they're very different. One is a piloted steel jointed cue with a gradual/traditional taper on both the butt and the shaft. The other has a big pin wood/wood joint and has a pronounced conical taper which all affects the hit dramatically. To me, they both hit stiff, but each had...

It's one of my favorite designs, simple and classic. The blue veneered one had to have the linen replaced, fortunately it was redone with some 20+ year old NOS blue mountain blue spec linen. Matches the veneers spot on.

Two oldies from the golden era of pool. I've had the darker stained one for some time now, and somehow I luckily stumbled onto it's natural birdseye and rosewood brother as well. Original honey colored tight grained shafts still at a full 13mm with original ivory ferrules. They don't make em...

Beautiful 6 point (3 high / 3 low) ebony on ebony Rick Howard. Cue has been test hit but has still never even been chalked. Has a beautiful crisp tone when it strikes the ball. Rick makes an incredible playing cue. Sold in 35 minutes. Here's the specs:

Just received from Rick. I must say he not only makes an incredible playing cue, but his workmanship and attention to detail is top notch. Solid ebony is hard to beat.. Enjoy

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