please help identifying this cue please. who made it?

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I just bought a custom cue that nobody seems to know or recognize the cue maker. It is very nice work and has a gold circle emblem on the butt that reads Kabalah and a fancy K on the butt cap. I added some pictures. I hope you can see them ok. Please help identify
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im not real positive on this its just a slightly educated observation...but i have never seen a custom cue maker have an emblem like that...the K looks like a whole octogon piece and most cue makers i have ever seen at most will put their symbol in ivory or something similar and small.....so i could be wrong and if i am please anybody who reads this feel free to tell me im wrong...but i have a hard time believing its a custom cue or even a high end production cue. just my opinion
 
another quick thing...no respectable custom cue maker would sell a cue with that gap in between the shaft and butt
 
I thought the same at first cueist, then i showed the cue to Danny Tibbits. You may know him, he is a very good and well known cue maker (although slow) and he said that its definately a custom made, well made cue. To look closely at it, you can tell that the inlays are real and very well done.
 
This is a Kabalah Custom Cue. Do not be surprised that nobody knew about them. There are about 5 people in the world who would know.:o There were probably about 10-20 made, I am guessing. They were made by Adam Schick and his partner in Minnesota about 8-10 years ago. I have one also, and it is a nice cue that plays good also.
 
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