http://www.shopgoodwill.com/viewitem.asp?itemid=25684254
Any thoughts on this one? Has one original and one mismatched shaft.
Any thoughts on this one? Has one original and one mismatched shaft.
Identify this vintage cue?
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That's what my brain trust is thinking. Price has almost moved to the point of "above retail".
Looks nice. Ballpark value considering the awful market?
It may be an A.E. Schmidt out of St. Louis from late 60s to early 70s. It looks to be made from a Titlist blank.
It looks similar to the MF-11 cue in the brochure in this thread.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=273273
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=273273
I thought that at first but the colors are wrong.
Nice, thanks! I can see the marbling in the buttsleeve now.
Did Gandy ever use premier blanks?
Not to hijack... but the metal collar on the shaft was something Viking was famous for.
Do you know - did they steal the idea from Gandy - or was it the other way round?
Dale
I don't know about this cue, but it looks to be similar to the blank on my A. E. Schmidt S-12. Mine has a Titlist blank.
Somebody sure does think it's Special.
Yow! Someone thinks it is an ebony Titlist
It was a Gandy
The joint says it all. I gave one away for $80 when some of my buddiess drove in to swap Cues. We couldn't see eye to eye and I wanted to do something about their time and gas.
It is a $200 Cue maybe more because the titlist blank. But the blank is wotrh more than the Cue if it were never made into a Cue.
The joint says it all. I gave one away for $80 when some of my buddiess drove in to swap Cues. We couldn't see eye to eye and I wanted to do something about their time and gas.
It is a $200 Cue maybe more because the titlist blank. But the blank is wotrh more than the Cue if it were never made into a Cue.