WTB a John Robinson or a Cog

[rblackman]

Want to buy a John Robinson or Joe Gold Cog. Please PM if you want to part with one. Thank You.

 

[ivicafranic]

Hi,

I have a John Robinson cue that i would part with. It is inbfantastic condition and i wouod sell it for 1670$ shipped.
If you have any doubts or concerns on me, feel free to check me out.

Kindest regards

Davor

 

[rblackman]

Davor,

PM sent. Thanks.

 

[cuefan6969]

Hi,

I have a John Robinson cue that i would part with. It is inbfantastic condition and i wouod sell it for 1670$ shipped.
If you have any doubts or concerns on me, feel free to check me out.

Kindest regards

Davor

Still for sale???

 

[klwill1192]

Hi,

I have a John Robinson cue that i would part with. It is inbfantastic condition and i wouod sell it for 1670$ shipped.
If you have any doubts or concerns on me, feel free to check me out.

Kindest regards

Davor

I think I now own this cue. Is there anything you can tell me about it? It came with a custom Jill Hawk 2x4 case, and it appears to be signed on one of the points--though it's very hard to tell. The engraving is very tiny and partially worn away.

Thanks!

 

[ivicafranic]

I think I now own this cue. Is there anything you can tell me about it? It came with a custom Jill Hawk 2x4 case, and it appears to be signed on one of the points--though it's very hard to tell. The engraving is very tiny and partially worn away.

Thanks!

It is very similar but not exactly the same. John built a few of these cues.
Anyway, all his cues play great and his cues were one of the fanciest cues at his time when he started building them. He is known for fantastic workmanship, great playability and unique look that contains pin invthe shafts.

 

[klwill1192]

It is very similar but not exactly the same. John built a few of these cues.
Anyway, all his cues play great and his cues were one of the fanciest cues at his time when he started building them. He is known for fantastic workmanship, great playability and unique look that contains pin invthe shafts.

Thanks for the information. Do you know when these cues were made? I was told this one was from the 1980s.

Here's mine:

It looks like there may be a signature engraved on one of the points. I tried to bring it out with some graphite powder, but wasn't very successful. I think I'll pick up a loupe or USB microscope to see if I can enlarge it further. Do you have something similar on your cue?