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One stares at it not knowing what to do, while the other one is searching Google to figure it out

The made in Japan is based on the serial number at the joint. If the shaft is original to the butt it will have the same number

I am pretty sure he did and the P is most likely for Pro taper. Years ago I could find this info easily, but now it is hard to find

you say 911 but I think it is 116 and is either the weight in grams or designates the taper of the shaft

Have you removed the bumper to look underneath?

you ask for I’d , but you apparently know what it is, so you I’d it yourself. As far as I know the ones with the intertwined JP are there cheaper models. They have a whole section on their site for retired cue, so you should be able to navigate through all their cues and find yours. In my...

I came across about five different models very similar to yours and they were all the same except none had the extra point with the spear on top like your cue. Maybe it was special made. One thing that might help is, does the shaft have Schon on it as your photo shows it without it.

So why do you not show it with some kind of measuring tool. Are we suppose to guess where the one inch mark is?

you will need to give more info or add photos of what you got, to get a better answer

That might be a question for Bob Frey

Have you looked under the bumper? Hard to believe a cue maker would only put an identifier on the shaft. The logo looks like a ds, but it also kind of resembles a snail, so I thought of Kenny koo, but could not find a shaft example of kenny’s

Do not know who made it. You say sharp points, but from what I see in your photos they rounded at the tip, not sharp. Maybe it is your photos.

Not a titlist forearm. Wico Vinyl veneers,

I inquired with him about the cue

Yes. I thought it was strange he would think they were made from the same piece. How on earth could you tell. Also he stated a well known cue maker in the hall of fame told him it was a Paradise, but he would not mention that person’s name. He said joint was ivory but I do not think so. He was...

Gus Adams from California wrapped cues that way. I have one. Maybe people did not like the feel. Search here and you should find some examples.

I wonder if it is Scott Gilmore??

pretty sure it is an Adam cue

I am pretty sure the last cue you show with the case is a Rocky Tillis cue

I seen these. I thought they might be made by Cousins based on the butt sleeve with the sections