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I have owned all those designs at one time or another. I have a JR3 for sale now.

Those were some great designs.

Does anyone have Hoyt's phone number or email?

The Red Box you have that says French Style Tips are most likely China or Taiwan made Champions. Below is a picture of some I have had since the late 80's. The back side of the box says Made In China. They were such low quality I probably should have thrown them away, but like the fake Moori...

Here is the latest Hightower cue built for Lester to go in his Titleist Conversion collection: The inlays and Hoppe ring are Moose and the handle is very high end and rare Hickory Burl.

I think it is a Spain.

It looks like 80's or 90's Joss work to me.

I may have three used lathes coming up for sale in the next week or so. Where are you located?

Core up into it as far as you can without hitting the joint pin and plug it with lighter wood. The nicest jump cue I ever made came from a reject forearm on a high end cue. It matched the high end cue and I sold them as a pair. The bottom of the snakewood points had a problem and I cut that part...

If it was a thin cut up the rail from inside the kitchen I would choose Lonnie Fowler to shoot it.

I sent you a private message.

I would do $1450 for the two cues.

I have these for sale: 1st Cue is A 1980s Meucci Original Jim Rempe cue with 2 shafts $895 2nd Cue is a 1980s Meucci Original with 2 shafts $875 3rd Cue is a very lightly played 1980s Meucci Original I sold to my older brother new. He rarely played and when he sold his pool table he sold me...

My guess on the tape is that he used a flat bottom type of wood boring drill bit to drill the delrin for the bumper and it cut the one inch hole slightly over sized.

The modern ones fit but are lighter in color. The new ones are $3 each. The original ones are $50. At least that is what I would part with one for.

Try finding some good Hickory burl for a cue.

That is a good point. But with the tapped hole full of epoxy and a little paper towel pressure on the end of the pin while screwing it in should do the job without allowing pressure to bust the side of the cue out. Yes I have busted the side of a few cues out from the internal pressure when...

I see it being the wood shaft of the future. But Carbon Fiber is much more popular.

My best guess is China.

Asian made for sure. Most likely Adam.