Can anyone help me identify this cue stick before I put on eBay auction to sell?

[IShootm2]

I purchased this cue from s billiard shop in St. Petersburg, Florida back in the late 70's.
I ordered it and had to wait for it to arrive. If I recall, it was between $300-$400.
It was the best stick that they had to offer at the time. I used in for many years.
When I moved to Georgia in 1985, I purchased a custom Schon cue stick that I still use today.

I've been told it was a Palmer, an Adams, or just a good looking no name stick.
Whatever it is, it STILL shoots great!! Can anyone help me identify it???

I had the stick professionally redone with a new handle wrap and fresh clear varnish. It looks new.

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[Pushout]

Looks lik an Adam to me.

 

[classiccues]

Adam St. Moritz... looks to be in very good condition.
JV

 

[Paul_#_]

Jayman's post # 18 from 2012 at

The St. Moritz is one of my all time faveoritz

Let’s see those vintage Adam cues

Let’s see those vintage Adam cues. Here is my wife’s early 1970’s (no butt logo) Adam/Helmstetter - model A/H-2 “Americana”. Recently refurbished by Larry at Craig (manwon) Rittel’s Full Splice Billiards. [edit1]corrected FSB link

forums.azbilliards.com

 

[mikemosconi]

Adam A/H -25 St. Moritz. If the cue is reasonably straight and if the refinish is truly professional in execution, then you should now have easily doubled your initial purchase price. if you are keeping it, fine. if you are selling it- there will be a small market at the top of the price range - but a great cue in the Adam line as far as an Adam cue or 1970s era cue collector would be interested. It is a fairly rare cue- not many produced or still left to collect.

 

[garczar]

Always that that cue looked like the inlay dude drank waaaaaaay too much coffee. Not sure if there's enough inlays. Cool old cue.

 

[Biloxi Boy]

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