Johnnyt Burn all jump cues Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #1 About what year did jump cues start being mas produced? Johnnyt
billiardcue 11th Commandment Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #2 Meucci / Sammy Jones line of jump cues in the 1980s.
NewStroke Screamin Monkey Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #3 Actually the Federalists released 500 "walking sticks" in the 1700s. After distribution they glued beaver hide to the tip and began using them as jump cues. Not only was John Hancock one of our founding fathers, he was also known as Jumpin John.
Actually the Federalists released 500 "walking sticks" in the 1700s. After distribution they glued beaver hide to the tip and began using them as jump cues. Not only was John Hancock one of our founding fathers, he was also known as Jumpin John.
S Scott Lee AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #4 Johnnyt...I saw them in Vegas in 1984. Scott Lee www.poolknowledge.com Johnnyt said: About what year did jump cues start being mas produced? Johnnyt Click to expand...
Johnnyt...I saw them in Vegas in 1984. Scott Lee www.poolknowledge.com Johnnyt said: About what year did jump cues start being mas produced? Johnnyt Click to expand...
Cornerman Cue Author...Sometimes Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #5 Johnnyt said: About what year did jump cues start being mas produced? Johnnyt Click to expand... Mass produced? Meucci Cues in the mid-80's. But they were being custom built before that. Fred
Johnnyt said: About what year did jump cues start being mas produced? Johnnyt Click to expand... Mass produced? Meucci Cues in the mid-80's. But they were being custom built before that. Fred
billiardcue 11th Commandment Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #7 Cornerman said: Mass produced? Meucci Cues in the mid-80's. But they were being custom built before that. Fred Click to expand... Here is an early custom jump cue made in the mid 1980s by Gus Szamboti. 100% original condition including the tip. One shaft 13.6mm, very stiff taper, ivory ferrule. 42.4" ~ 12.9 ounces.
Cornerman said: Mass produced? Meucci Cues in the mid-80's. But they were being custom built before that. Fred Click to expand... Here is an early custom jump cue made in the mid 1980s by Gus Szamboti. 100% original condition including the tip. One shaft 13.6mm, very stiff taper, ivory ferrule. 42.4" ~ 12.9 ounces.
billiardcue 11th Commandment Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #8 South West Another rare jump cue. South West from the early 1990s. One shaft 13.2mm. 44.25" ~ 10.2oz
$TAKE HOR$E champagne - campaign Silver Member Sep 17, 2009 #9 When did the first jump/break come out.............