Any pictures of the cue you commissioned with that blue pin Mke?
I wish.
It's going into this cue... eventually.
https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=452896
Any pictures of the cue you commissioned with that blue pin Mke?
1991 Joss.
Black pin. Anybody remember these?
I wish.
It's going into this cue... eventually.
https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=452896
That's shaping up to be a great looking cue Mike, I can see how that blue pin really will be the icing on the cake :smile:
I had an N-15 with that pin
Wondered if it was the original pin, although I figured it was original, no reason to change it
Definitely original.
I am wondering how common or uncommon they might be.
I want to say that was a great era for Joss, but honestly they have been great all along.
Right now, I am remembering a thread that listed "firsts" for cue makers. Who did something first in construction technique or use of materials.
Right now, it looks like Janes was first to put a color on a cue pin.
Does anybody know a maker doing it before 1991?
You know something, I remember that thread. I put in a post that I thought Tim Scuggs was the first to do bridged points. It was quite awhile ago. This one is a good question too. Must be OCD to think about this.
All the best,
WW