Need Help I.D This Schon, Please
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Actually Bob did make a few CNC pointed cues near the end of his time with schon. Although I do agree its a Clarke era cue
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I was told it was made in 1990. Does it make this a Bob Runde?
If Bob Runde made CNC points cue. How can we tell them apart from Evan Clarke's cue?
If Bob Runde made CNC points cue. How can we tell them apart from Evan Clarke's cue?
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It would help if you had close up pics of the "Schon" logo on the butt cap and of the shaft pilot and shaft collar. They are slightly different on the early CNC cues vs. the 1993 and later cues.
It would help if you had close up pics of the "Schon" logo on the butt cap and of the shaft pilot and shaft collar. They are slightly different on the early CNC cues vs. the 1993 and later cues.
Limited Edition Schon from Billiards and Bagels
They were an Limited Edition from Schon through Billiards and Bagels in OR.
Mine is number 23 out of 100, of which they only ever made 85 of them.
Mine was made in March of 1988. It was made of the same wood inlays as #01.
Each one had different wood inlays colors, mine is 100% ebony and padouk.
It was my main player till I upgraded to a custom cue from Skip.
They were an Limited Edition from Schon through Billiards and Bagels in OR.
Mine is number 23 out of 100, of which they only ever made 85 of them.
Mine was made in March of 1988. It was made of the same wood inlays as #01.
Each one had different wood inlays colors, mine is 100% ebony and padouk.
It was my main player till I upgraded to a custom cue from Skip.
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