Joss Cue Serial Number Lookup Free

Joss cues hit stiff due to the stainless steel joint, shorter taper and thicker shaft diameter. Joss has been preserving the traditional look and values of old-time cue making. Each cue is marked with a unique serial number on the joint to increase value and create distinctive character. A real family effort since 1968. Joss takes the profession of cue making very seriously. Joss cues are produced in smaller quantities, therefore concentrating on quality.
Weight Changes - Joss cues have a changeable weight system. You can change the weight by using a ¼' allen tool. 2 to 3 oz. is the maximum change.
Specifications:
Tip - 13mm proprietary leather tip
Ferrule - 'Aegis Linen' - aegis is a linen based plastic that is designed to hit like ivory.
Shaft - 29' hard rock maple with a pro taper
Joint - Piloted
Pin - Size is 5/16' 14 pitch, stainless steel
Forearm - Sucupira with Lacewood points and black veneers
Wrap - Irish linen, white with green specs
Sleeve - Black and Sucupira bands
Plate - White Herculite with black Joss logo
Bumper - Black rubber

Joss Cue Serial Number Lookup Free

Today, Joss Cues are still manufactured in Towson Maryland, and both father and son work side by side to continue making cues that push the envelope of play and beauty forward while maintaining the traditional look and values of old time cue making. Joss Cue Features. 5/16 x 14 joint; Le Pro leather tip; Unique serial number on the joint. All Joss Cues are laser engraved with a unique serial number and recorded in a database. When you receive your pool cue, please fill out the registration form, and we will add your name to the serial number database. Joss 10-08 features a full core that runs from the butt plate to the joint. Joss vintage cue with serial number and with Kamui Black Medium tip and an original Joss joint protectors. Adjustable weight. Cue is in excellent/mint condition. Cue rolls straight together and apart. Custom jump cue made by a pro cue maker. Instroke Southwest 2x4 real leather cue case. This cue case is a rare and hard to find Instroke cue case. It does not have the serial number on the joint collar so it must be pre-2000. The other thing is that it has a different logo than the typical JOSS stamp. It is a picture of a bridge hand with 'Joss Cues' in a circular pattern around it. Any idea what years they used this logo? Joss Cues are handmade using the highest standards in the game. Owner Dan Janes is so fanatical about offering his customers a product with unrivaled quality, that he and his son personally oversee every step of the manufacturing process to ensure each cue meets their stringent quality control standards.