Joss- 1968-1979- Post your Pictures Please!!!
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Chopdoc,
I happened upon this thread by chance while at work and throughout the day read through all the replies. I really enjoyed your story about the cue that is an extension of your arm. I feel the same way about my cue, which was built for me by a very special maker who no longer builds cues. Thanks for sharing!!!
Chris :O)
I happened upon this thread by chance while at work and throughout the day read through all the replies. I really enjoyed your story about the cue that is an extension of your arm. I feel the same way about my cue, which was built for me by a very special maker who no longer builds cues. Thanks for sharing!!!
Chris :O)
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I have a Joss that I bought from Dan Janes in 1981. When I have enough posts, I will try to upload some pictures. Maybe someone can give me some details on it. Thanks
I have a Joss that I bought from Dan Janes in 1981. When I have enough posts, I will try to upload some pictures. Maybe someone can give me some details on it. Thanks
We would love to see it! :thumbup:
These old war horses have seen a lot of action over the years. They are real players that remain real players. Even with all the advances in technology today it's hard to argue with these cues as playing cues. The looks are classic. The pedigree is unquestionable, they are at the hub of some of the greatest names in cue making.
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Here is the cue! Link is to the Joss archive where an example of the cue is also.
http://www.josscues.com/cue_archives/Archive/html/diamond_html/5.html
My recent ebay find I picked up:BEM forearm,6 points with 3 veneers, 57 1/2" long and 19 1/2 with both original shafts, the seller said the ferrules and dots above and below the Cortland wrap are ivory;myself,not sure,it's not a big deal to me. The cue was refinished sometime,I asked the seller,but he claimed to have received the cue on trade,so unsure of who did the refinish or when. Apologies for crappy quality in the pics.I need to get a better camera,or a phone I can send pics with.
edit:here are a little better pics than the last:
edit:here are a little better pics than the last:
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All my Joss Cues.
Out of all the joss cues I've owned, the green one was the best I ever shot with. I'm glad both cues are in good hands.
Anybody know anything about this cue?
Does anybody know where this cue is from or what year it is from? I know it is a Joss... Just nothing else. Anything said is greatly appreciated. I have been using this cue for a long time and have no idea of its history! IT is a shame I know as I only remember buying it from a local shooter years ago.
Ill post more pictures if need be
Brandon
Does anybody know where this cue is from or what year it is from? I know it is a Joss... Just nothing else. Anything said is greatly appreciated. I have been using this cue for a long time and have no idea of its history! IT is a shame I know as I only remember buying it from a local shooter years ago.
Ill post more pictures if need be
Brandon
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Mid 90's I would guess. Looks like something made for Crystal Leisure, but I am not sure.
You can look and see if it is in the JOSS brochuire archive: http://josscues.com/cue_archives/Archive/index.html
I looked but I didn't see it in there.
You could always contact JOSS as well.
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You can look and see if it is in the JOSS brochuire archive: http://josscues.com/cue_archives/Archive/index.html
I looked but I didn't see it in there.
You could always contact JOSS as well.
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info@josscues.com is the email