Question about Schon Cues

wolfgang

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How can you tell how old they are? Any change in Logo? I've noticed some have the . . above th O and so don't.

Thanks for any help.
 
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I'm going to answer because nobody else has.

Just the fact that the shaft has "Schon" in script means it was made about 1995 or later.
The best way to date it is to identify the exact model from what series, then find out when they were sold from there.

Just looking at your cue, it looks like an SL-2 from somewhere around 1996 - 2000 or so. That would be my best guess.
This is based on the appearance. It could also be an STL 4, in which case it was made at a more recent date.

Chris
 
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I'm going to answer because nobody else has.

Just the fact that the shaft has "Schon" in script means it was made about 1995 or later.
The best way to date it is to identify the exact model from what series, then find out when they were sold from there.

Just looking at your cue, it looks like an SL-2 from somewhere around 1996 - 2000 or so. That would be my best guess.
This is based on the appearance. It could also be an STL 4, in which case it was made at a more recent date.

Chris



Thanks Chris
 
A couple more words about Schon

Schon was started by Bob Runde and Terry Romaine.(1981) Schon is German and means (beautiful). They were inspired buy George Balabuska and Gus Szamboti, and Schon cues reflect many aspects of there cues.The logo is used to identify, which appears on the butt.(one of a kind, Limited edition) Early Schons feature short spliced blanks,and will have razor sharp points. More recent cues have inlaid points.Bob Runde left Schon in 1992. mark
 
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