Old Titlist Conversion--who made it?

[Bamacues]

I recently acquired this very nice old Titlist conversion, obviously done quite some time ago. I was wondering if any of you Titlist experts and collectors could give your opinion as to who made it.
Thanks, Joe

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[manwon]

I recently acquired this very nice old Titlist conversion, obvisiously done quite some time ago. I was wondering if any of you Titlist experts and collectors could give your opinion as to who made it.
Thanks, Joe

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Joe, the cue don't look that old to me. Looks like it may have been made in the 60's or 70's judging by the materials.

There have been a few cue makers, who used the screw in shaft style. One that comes to mind, is Burton Spain. Just a guess, but it is nice looking cue!!!!!

Have good day!!!!!

 

[bigskyjake]

Maybe an old Robinson?

 

[Bamacues]

Interesting...either of those gentlemen made some fine cues. Any other ideas, or anyone else support the idea that either of the above might have had a hand in making this conversion (Burton Spain or John Robinson)?

 

[nick serdula]

Hay Joe

Seems I have seen that cue before. I hate to say it but I am leaning away from BS. But JB did some conversions that were unusual. Are the joint colars ivory? I haven't called in a while so talk soon.
Nick