jschaefer said:

i have this same cue. its definitely a schon. i have seen very few of these. outside of mine and gallego, only one other. it was at a cue collectors show in vegas. that cue had scrimshawed art in the ivory boxes and some other small inlay work. its over 20 oz but plays very well.

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Chopdoc said:

I came across this one this morning and grabbed some quick pictures.

Sorry for nasty pictures on the floor. Probably a hair or two in there.

I am not yet set up for taking cue pictures and just grabbed some shots while having my morning coffee.

Adam CB-25 from the Adam Superstar Lineup. Used, but like new condition except for some chalk staining on the ferrule which I have not cleaned. Personally, I think it is the nicest cue in the line. I am a fool for dashed rings. The only thing I would criticize in the design is the lack of a matching ring at the A joint, which I would really love on this cue. To me, it is simply missing.

Interesting that the butt sleeve windows (windows?) are actually done as rings with inlaid dots, while the matching forearm windows are inlays with dots. Same aesthetic achieved 2 different ways. Probably easier/quicker/cheaper, less labor intensive, to do the butt sleeve that way rather than inlays, I guess.


These are among the cues/cases I lost records about. I don't remember where or when I got it. I also don't remember where and when I got the Fellini. Is that what is called "buggy whip" leather? I'll be storing a different cue in this case, and have a nice 1x1 for this cue.

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kanzzo said:

Mr Lunda Sr. (Travelling with Evan Lunda)
(Not sure he is ready to jump into action but he will watch the cue of his son.)

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HawaiianEye said:

Dennis Searing shaft on my Murray Tucker sneaky pete butt.

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