free dvds as reward for pics of a cue

prewarhero

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I owned an older schon once that i NEED to find again. I have no model number and don't remember much about it except the following. It had a black butt cap, ebony butt and the inlyas were green and red (i think) in a almost a star like pattern of crossing lines. I bought it from the former owner of liesure time billiards in cedar rapids (i think his name was ron). I think it had the same red and green lined inlays in the points. I don't remember the points or the forearm.

If someone can supply me with the correct picture and model number I would be more than happy to send them some dvds of some of my accu-stats videos. If someone can find one in nice shape for sale at a fair price I would send even more........ Thanks in advance
Jordan
 
either one of these two?

either one of these two?
 

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You could probably contact Schon about this cue and find out which one it was. www.schoncues.com.. I really think I know which cue your speaking of. A guy I know has exactly what your describing and he could never find out the model of the cue. Only thing is I hardly see him as he quit coming around or I would take a picture of it for you. I'd bet $20 it's the same model cue your talking of though.
 
thanks josh, no, these weren't it. I don't think it had any ivory in it at all. it had a very retro look to it.
 
I think I know the one you're talking about. Let me see if I can find some pics.
 
thanks guy, but these still are not it. There were no windows. Just crossing red and green lines to form a star like pattern, I think it was a 5 or 6 pointer.
 
If it's the cue I'm thinking of, the pattern looks more like an asterik. Does that sound familiar?

I'm still looking for a picture of it.
 
Hal said:
If it's the cue I'm thinking of, the pattern looks more like an asterik. Does that sound familiar?

I'm still looking for a picture of it.
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hal, yes, it was more like an asterik, but again very little if any ivory at all.I don't think there was any.
 
I've spent several hours looking at pics of Schon cues and I can't find it. I'm sure someone will though.

If I remember correctly it has red "asteriks" on the butt sleeve and red "asteriks" at the base of the points. I'm pretty sure it's a Schon LTD.

I hope you find it.
 
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