Show me your Joss West!!!!!!

[qfancier]

I have collected Josswests since 1973, right after Bill Stroud and Danny Janes parted ways. I currently own about 70 of his cues from across the years. One would have to say I am a Josswest fan/collector. If I can figure out how to load pictures onto AZ, I will post some.

My favorite is the box cue. I have box cues from Stroud, Ginacue, Schick, Mottey, and a host of others. By the way, if anyone has a fancy box cue by these cuemakers, let me know. I`ve been lookin` for ya.

Will

The pictures from Will are the ones I have been waiting to see!

Will, I sent a PM and can post the pictures for you.

 

[Jon P. Nusbaum]

My favorite JW cue

Here's pics of my favorite Joss West cue.

JP
http://www.cuesnthings.com

 

[firemankc]

Fanciest Josswest Cues I've owned. Wish I still had them.

 

[FLYINGSNAIL]

Fanciest Josswest Cues I've owned. Wish I still had them.

Casey that is a very nice Josswest cues you had.. thaks for showing, now i know there is more Josswest fan out there.

 

[FLYINGSNAIL]

Here's pics of my favorite Joss West cue

JP
http://www.cuesnthings.com

Jon that is a very sharpe cue you got there, that is super..

 

[qfancier]

Here are a couple of older ones I own. One on the left was made in 1978 and the other in 1987. I bought both directly from Bill.

 

[Hersheybarbilli]

Here are a couple of olders ones I own. One on the left was made in 1978 and the other in 1987.

Love those. Very nice!

 

[FAST_N_LOOSE]

I have collected Josswests since 1973, right after Bill Stroud and Danny Janes parted ways. I currently own about 70 of his cues from across the years. One would have to say I am a Josswest fan/collector. If I can figure out how to load pictures onto AZ, I will post some.

My favorite is the box cue. I have box cues from Stroud, Ginacue, Schick, Mottey, and a host of others. By the way, if anyone has a fancy box cue by these cuemakers, let me know. I`ve been lookin` for ya.

Will

WILL,
IF YOU WANT E-MAIL ME THE PHOTOS, AND I WILL UPLOAD THEM TO AZ. DCBASSGUY@HOTMAIL.COM

 

[cueaddicts]

Here's a few odd-ball ones of different styles we have had. #4 is a pretty tall one....

 

[cueaddicts]

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[Ken_4fun]

number 3 for me

Here's a few odd-ball ones of different styles we have had. #4 is a pretty tall one....

I love the #3 cue

nice!

Ken

 

[jgpool]

Here's mine

Here's my JW. This was my player for about 15 years. I have retired it now. Bill Stroud built it for me in 1983 or so. Black kangaroo leather wrap. Purple and powder blue points with MOP diamonds. Sorry about the poor quality of pics. Enjoy!!

 

[JimmyRayK]

Some of my alltime favorites

Here are a few JW cues that I own or have owned.

Hope you enjoy the pics.........

Jimmy

Silver and Chrysocolla

"Study in Red"

Another Chrysocolla cue that my buddy Will Prout bought from me.

 

[JimmyRayK]

Continued

More Josswests!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lapis and Ivory

My favorite JW that I ever owned. Bad A$$ and boy do I miss it.

Snakewood and loads of silver.

 

[Denny]

Here is my JW. It may be up for sale soon. Thanks for looking.

Denny

 

[dave sutton]

here is what i dont understand. ppl always trash cue makers on their quality and sharpness of points and inlays. all 4 point joss west cues have rounded points but this is an exception why do you think this is?

 

[dave sutton]

this blue cue is amazing but all points are round

 

[Charlie Edwards]

this blue cue is amazing but all points are round

Bill Stroud's newer cues have flat bottom points... thus rounded. He uses them because he feels they give the best and strongest construction. This is why he doesn't use spliced points (which are sharp) any more. Nor does he use full-spliced fronts.

Mr. Stroud has used many different point construction methods in the past, and now feels that flat bottom points are the best and most accurate way of cuemaking.

 

[dave sutton]

Bill Stroud's newer cues have flat bottom points... thus rounded. He uses them because he feels they give the best and strongest construction. This is why he doesn't use spliced points (which are sharp) any more. Nor does he use full-spliced fronts.

Mr. Stroud has used many different point construction methods in the past, and now feels that flat bottom points are the best and most accurate way of cuemaking.

what do you mean by flat bottom points?a very close friend of mine has a jw from very early 90's with round points. my question is why is this ok for jw but not for other cuemakers

 

[zeeder]

Jimmy,

I have to say that I simply love this cue. I've gone away from metal rings and whatnot in cues but I'd make an exception for this cue! Gorgeous, just gorgeous!

Zack

Snakewood and loads of silver.