I'd like a little help identifying a cue please

[toysmost]

I'm hoping someone here can shed some light on the maker of this cue TIA

 

[billiards_watch]

No idea.

It has the good stuff. Points are off. Veneers are traditional default color as I call it. Green/orange combo is often used.

Custom and heavily played.

Undo the bumper so se can get a peek under the hood.

 

[Texas Carom Club]

sweet cue

 

[Chopdoc]

As I pointed out in the Cue Review forum the veneers are not mitered, they are butted.

EDIT: Someone asked me to explain, so here is the link where I explained it.

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Thread 'I'd like a little help identifying a cue please'

Jun 17, 2025

I'm hoping someone here can shed some light on the maker of this cue TIA

• toysmost
• Replies: 11
• Forum: Cue Reviews

 

[Benelli]

Has early Diveney or Starkey vibes to me

 

[vintagecollectibles831]

I'm hoping someone here can shed some light on the maker of this cue TIA
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I have no idea, but I really love the looks of the cue. Love the ringwork, love the points and veneers. Very full splice, where the points and veneers go sharp, in both directions. That is so cool.

 

[Biloxi Boy]

I want it, but I have spent a lifetime lusting after pool cue after pool cue. Rings remind me of Gold's, but they are not anywhere near on the same level.

 

[PickPocket]

Nice Cue! might be
Joe Gold - Cognoscenti? (Style of rings) is the pin (.437 x 11)?

 

[toysmost]

No idea.

It has the good stuff. Points are off. Veneers are traditional default color as I call it. Green/orange combo is often used.

Custom and heavily played.

Undo the bumper so se can get a peek under the hood.

here you go

 

[toysmost]

Nice Cue! might be
Joe Gold - Cognoscenti? (Style of rings) is the pin (.437 x 11)?

Appears to be 3/8 x 10

 

[dirtvictim]

Reminds me of Coker or samsara.

 

[toysmost]

Thanks to everyone who tried. I actually found out by messaging the actual maker Jon Spitz circa 2005

 

[billiards_watch]

Thanks to everyone who tried. I actually found out by messaging the actual maker Jon Spitz circa 2005

Thanks for keeping us updated.

 

[straightline]

Appears to be 3/8 x 10

It's cut like an 11 pin. How'd you manage running down the maker?