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Old school early Joss (Bill Stroud era). Butt is 29” and weighs 14.2 oz Big pin Ivory flat faced 3/10 joint KU bumper White linen with green specks Ebony “Domino” pattern butt sleeve with Mother of Pearl inlays Ebony, Orange, Green, Maple veneers Delrin butt cap 1 original shaft is Areno...

Up for sale is an old school Tascarella with 4 ebony points into straight grain maple. 29”, 16.01oz Butt with ebony butt sleeve 4 points (orange,green,maple, ebony) into straight grain maple with stainless steel compression joint and delrin butt cap. Cortland Irish linen wrap has an amazing...

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Beautiful Eddie Cohen ebony cue 58” overall 3/8 10 joint Butt weight 15.4oz Shaft 1 13mm 3.9oz Unplayed Shaft 2 12.95mm 3.90oz w/ light play Shaft 3 Predator Revo 12.4mm 3.9oz w/ light play Textured leather wrap Tomahawk Ferrules and Joint Elofryn everywhere else Custom matching joint...

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Up for sale is a newer Eddie Cohen custom cue. Cue has about 2 hours of play time on one shaft and the other is still unchalked. I would say this cue is easily 98 percent condition. Please Pm me with any questions and as always satisfaction is guaranteed.Sold * Gaboon Ebony into Gaboon Ebony *...

Beautiful cues man

Here is a page from the former Josswest website that shows this style of cue and that Bill says it was one of the most popular designs:

You always have the coolest cues!

Up for sale is an old school block letter Joss. I recently had this refinished from Proficient Billiards. I asked them to keep everything original and just clean it up with a new clear coat. It has the original wrap, buttcap, bumper, etc...There is a name engraved on the buttcap that says...

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Up for sale is a vintage Josswest cue. This cue is an awesome example of the work Bill Stroud did back in the late 1970’s. He was clearly ahead of his time and one of a handful of cue makers back then who could create something like this. This cue has ivory points and an ivory buttcap, in fact...

First I want to thank you for the reply Bill. I appreciate it. I wish the owner before me would have left the name in tact, I know some people don’t want another’s name on their cue but I don’t mind and I think it gives the cue individual character One thing I should of mentioned is the name...

That’s crazy when you think about it. What he was able to do as far as design in the late 60’s and 70’s was on par with all the greats. Then in the later years he made some of the nicest cues out there. All of the Josswest cues I’ve ever played hit great too. I’m pretty sure he would be...

Great cue man!