le schan?

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Onemoreyouth

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i shoot pool with a guy back home who was showing me his cue the other day... it says 'le schan' on it. he claims it was one of schons first cues that was made as a spin off of meucci. however he also said it was 15 years old.. which would of have been well after schon was in bussiness.

anybody give me any leads on this?
 
I believe these cues were an import line. I may be wrong.I do remember seeing a catalog from them in the early 90's. I do not believe they had any association with Schon.Hope this helps
 
These cues in no way have anything even remotely to do with Schon cues, past or present. They were import cues like millions of others. Evan Clark would have a heart attack if he thought one of those cues was being passed as one of his creations.:D
 
Bamacues:

The original owner of Schon, Bob Runde, would probably have suffered the same fate as well.
 
Onemoreyouth said:
thanks for the help...

any idea what one is worth?
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The old addage is that something is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it, but I really wouldn't think of it being worth any more than any other import of that era, depending on condition, etc. Most of those imports in real good shape don't run more than $150-250, with a few exceptions.....many, many more are "worth" much, much less.....
 
had a lishan once myself, actually a really hard hitting cue, got a spare shaft for it and it hit completely different, for the money, a pretty decent cue
 
Charlie Edwards said:
Lishan cues were Asian imports, around the the late '80s or early '90s. They were of pretty good quality, and solid hitting.
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Hey Charlie.. your PM's are turned off... I'd like to know how to buy some more..... let me know my friend. Thanks again.
 
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