JP Mannock

[sam147]

[sam147]

Thanks now I know.

[DeanH]

nice clean cue you have there
as Geoff (?) mentioned in an earlier post, a later version with the B&W stamp

[sam147]

Its in very good condition but not really any good to use.

[itsnoteasy]

Sorry where is the B&W stamp? I can see a weight stamp but nothing else.
Sorry I was looking in the wrong place ,I remember now they moved the badge up to fit it in.

[DeanH]

Sorry where is the B&W stamp? I can see a weight stamp but nothing else.
Sorry I was looking in the wrong place ,I remember now they moved the badge up to fit it in.

between the badge and the end of the butt wood, you can make out the arc of "Burroughes"

[jim evans]

I have 6 mannocks two ash and four pearwood, think 3 have the b and watts stamp and 3 dont.

[billabong]

Was that recently mate, I only ask as I went to an auction house in Stratford recently intending to bid on a Mannock. When I got there the cue was in a metal tube, so I took it out and had a look and it was clear that it had snapped at some point and the last 6 or so inches repaired. No mention of it in the sale listing or on any photographs.

I didn't bid on it then, but it went for £220 which I thought was way over for a repaired pear version.

It was earlier in the year. Cue is now with Andy Hunter sitting around until a nice donor cue comes round. Seemed a shame to just bin it.