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you are correct, thats what I am trying to avoid. I like to keep old things going.

wanted to keep it as original as possible....but usable

I did keep the original joint/pin and the lettering on both sides by the brass plate brunswick on one side and signature on the other in silver not gold,with a new Ferrule and tip. ready to rumble.

just got it back......

Well I did it... dropped it off, made the deal with Brandon @ Jacoby cues. got to admit i'm kinda excited....

this is what I use

I just use the automotive stuff and it is SMOOTHHHHHHH

I have used the cermamic on mine and love it...

Congraulations to Jacoby team, well deserved!!!!

been talking to Jacoby custom cues and they will be refinishing it, after looking at it Brandon thought we should leave the original joint,wrap,and whats left of the brunswick and signature decals. this way it be as original as possible, not sure in the ferrule and tip, but I do want to use it...

26 1/2 ?

I have one that might be similar

welcome..

Fellow wisconsinite here welcome!!!

well I have not used it, since I was a kid to be truthful, kinda afraid I guess....the guys at jacoby looked at it rolled it on the table and not much warp they were kinda impressed, I did buy a new joint from schmelke for it kinda thought about using the new joint when they refinish it, I want...

I tend to agree that it is untouched as my uncle moved to Florida in the 70's and I think my dad was given the cue before he moved and my dad did not do anything with it before I started using it. it would be nice to know what it was before it was refinished.... but if not thats ok to

reading the forums the titleist conversion had no wrap and the hoppe did, Jacoby thought this was a conversion, now I don't know

not sure if should update the joint or not

thank you for the info..... I am looking at having Jacoby Custom Cue refinish it with a updated joint as I want to add to the rotation and start using it again, I was playing with it back in the late 70"s before I was 18 :)

Hello Mr Hoppe, wondering if you help me with this cue. this was my uncles and was handed down to me by my father after he passed with no information. thank you