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I bought a cue directly from Gus - ordered the Fall of 1980 and received it Winter of 1983 when I was at Georgia Tech. My close friend who got me into playing pool ordered and received his cue from Gus the same time. The first call we made to Gus and asked him to make each of us a cue, he said...

Pic of the JW logo

For sale is an early Joss West (sideways W logo) merry widow cue with one shaft and a Super Mac 1x2 brown case. Cue has been expertly refinished and is flawless. 58" overall, 29" each butt section and shaft Overall weight 20.22 ounces, butt section 16.23 oz and shaft 3.99 oz Brown spec Irish...

I have a Fellini 1x2 case and am looking for a replacement latch hardware kit. I have seen these for sale in the past on eBay, but nothing is active. If someone has a latch kit (upper and lower latch plus rivet pins), please PM me. Thanks

Sold the cue around 1997-1998 to a Japanese collector while living in Southern California. Needed the $$ then.

Sold to me. Replaces the Gus cue I bought directly from Gus in 1983 for $397.50 (and sold in the mid 90’s). Still have the triangle shipping box from Gus with the COD tag still attached. This cue will fill my Fellini just fine.

Reviving an old Wanted post. Still looking. Please PM me as I do not watch this forum frequently. Thanks

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Thanks for the reply. I did not see that auction and they sold. There is another auction for a single JW shaft that is active, but it is a 12mm shaft.

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Want to buy an extra shaft for my early Joss West (Bill Stroud days) cue. See pic of my cue and shaft. 5/16 x 14 pin and 20 small window ring work - very common shaft for that era JW cue (JW logo has the J and sideways W). Prefer 12.75 to 13mm. Ivory ferule. Generally these are 29" Thanks

I would like to buy 2 of these milk dud tips. Please PM me payment details

I’ll buy your cue. Will PM you

For sale is a stunning early Joss West cue with 8 points, custom joint protectors and an ostrich grain black leather Fellini case. Delrin butt with strong JW logo. All white above the butt cap is ivory - butt has large diamonds and alternating drill bit inlays with red stained wood accents...

To be honest, we weren't sophisticated enough players to even think about how we wanted our cues to look - we were just thrilled to own one!

Had no input whatsoever in the cue, other than how much we wanted to spend. We told him to make whatever he wanted. My friend's cue had 4 maple wndows in the butt but no MOP inlays. His points had red, black, natural veneers. My cue had the MOP notched diamonds in the butt and point bases...

New to the AZB Forum. I have bought two cues in my life - the first as a Sophomore at Georgia Tech where I learned to play and the 2nd not too long ago. Both are Gus Szamboti cues. The first cue my close friend and I ordered in mid 1980. We knew a local Atlanta player who owned a Szamboti...