Josswest Accumulation

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Josswest accumulation

The radial pins were prototypes drilled & tapped for set screws.
The set screw when away when they started production., and when Unilock went into production the set screw went away.
Also, the cue with a piloted ivory joint, has some kind of Acme 5/16-14 threading





 
Love those Josswest cues...especially the older ones. Very nice collection of cues you have there.:thumbup:
 
nice

Very nice Ted I really like the one with the rail road ring work and the
1990 one, but their all great cues.
 
Chopdoc said:
Accumulation? :grin:

Damn nice "accumulation." :thumbup:



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Thanks Doc
I started referring my cues as an accumulation instead of a collection after I sold 2/3rd or 100 cues out of my collection.
Now it's just an accumulation of cues that I didn't sell, or cues that I traded for and purchased from friends.
It's hard to call it a collection when everything is for sale.
 
JossWest cues

Ted, excellent cues, the pictures of the 6pt. Snakewood, ebony, and Ivory do not do that cue justice. Do me a favor, stop posting pictures of that cue, someone is going to come in with a major cash offer you can't refuse and I am going to be on the outside looking in. What ever you do, don't let anyone hit the cue, I know personally the cue is worth the money for it's playability alone. Do you need a kidney? I need a 6pt. Snakewood Josswest in my collection. Thanks for all the cues we have worked on together to make my collection a good one. Bill
 
wild8bill9 said:
Ted, excellent cues, the pictures of the 6pt. Snakewood, ebony, and Ivory do not do that cue justice. Do me a favor, stop posting pictures of that cue, someone is going to come in with a major cash offer you can't refuse and I am going to be on the outside looking in. What ever you do, don't let anyone hit the cue, I know personally the cue is worth the money for it's playability alone. Do you need a kidney? I need a 6pt. Snakewood Josswest in my collection. Thanks for all the cues we have worked on together to make my collection a good one. Bill
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Thanks Bill
The cue's not going anywhere yet
 
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