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Brown stitch should place it as an S series which predates the R series.

I just picked this up at a pawnshop in Northern Idaho. The signature kinda looks like is says Gracio. It definitely starts with a cursive G. Large brass 3/8x 11 pin with a dimple. The buttcap and joint ring almost looks like it was made with carbon fiber. The shaft collar is not the same...

I have the same model F. Very solid hitting cue. That’s super cool to see a guy with e same cue for 50 plus years.

I think those were made by Adam if I recall correctly.

No idea. I can’t seem to find another one with the same wedge inlay. I feel like the inlay materials and the joint are the same, so I would think it is stock. It does have a rather lovely nose on the 5/16x18 pin.

Here are some better pics of the joint and the ferrules. Everything looks right for a stock shaft from 93 to me. One thing I just thought of, there was a great shop here in Gresham, Billiards N Bagels years ago. Jim Oswald had an impressive selection, upwards of 50 different cue makers cues...

So you are saying this is a CX?

Highly unlikely. Generally when a collar is swapped onto a new shaft, the pilot does not go with the collar. Schon has a very distinct linen sleeve over the pilot. I had a 30” stitch ring shaft with a micarta ferrule years ago, so I know that Bob and eventually Evan would do such things...

I believe that is the sea turtle print. I have the same one.

I picked this up the other day as I play snooker once in a blue moon and the cue was pretty cheap. What is interesting is the joint pin. I haven’t had a chance to use it yet, so I have no idea of the hit, but the delrin pilot is interesting. I searched high and low on the webs but I could...

I picked up a 93 Schon LTD last month, a rather simple LTD, that came with two shafts. Both Shafts have the logo in the joint collar. One of the shafts is 31”, is a full 13mm and plays surprisingly well. I’ve had half a dozen or so Schons over the years, an old R-6 and an old R-10 among them...

I don’t think I’ve seen brass rings in a Taiwanese cue. The pin is a short 5/16x18.

The bottom is like an old Palmer tube case. The case is actually round on the bottom and flattened on the top.

They are Pendleton, same pattern. No divider.

Not sure about this one. Funky 60’s or 70’s case covered in suede.

what is this ? Old Adam with a busted pin?

I'm still looking online for it. What did pay? Not enough. Did they know what they had? No. Though I did not know what I had either. I thought it was either a Tad or a Martin. I forgot that Bert and Tad both apprenticed under Martin.

I don't. I bought it in 2021. Apparently it was a raffle at a local elks back in the early 90's and it was old at that point. I had found an old catalog online that I can't seem to find at the moment, but based on the design it is Bert's homage to Martin. I think it may have been a...

Here is my old Schrager in the Harvey Martin Style. You will see some similarities between our cues. Schrager

As far as I know, Falcon did not make cues at the Joss facility, though there was a partnership between them when they created Tyler cues in Canada.