Schon previously owned by Keith McCready (‘Grady Season’) in Color of Money

[JohnnyRun]

$1350 Schon previously owned by Keith McCready (‘Grady Season’) in Color of Money – one of a kind legacy cue stick – 19oz; 58”; (2) shafts (1 shaft = professional taper); Ivory ferrules; Maple forearm w 4 Cocobolo points; Cocobolo butt; Ivory diamonds in forearm & butt. More pics? Ask.
J
John@FullHousePro.com

 

[BrokeHustler]

does anyone one know what cue keith mcreedy used in the color of money this is not it it had a white joint and plain forearm?

 

[rich337]

Loa???

how do we know it was his cue do you have a LOA?

 

[danutz]

pics of the other half of the cue please?

"It's like a nightmare is'nt it, keeps getting worse and worse":thumbup:

 

[snapem]

if i remember right i think he was using a McDermott in the movie and it had the white joint

 

[BrokeHustler]

someone has got to know what was the actual cue he played with in the movie

 

[JAM]

The ad is correct. It is a Schon previously owned by Keith McCready, who had a role in "The Color of Money." That is his cue, and that is my leopard print carpeting that the cue is sitting on.

It is Keith's Schon cue. I distinctively remember it was sold in the early 2000s.

A very nice gentleman from Chicago bought it and said that he was going to encase it and display it in a pool room that had a gothic theme. Keith also sent about a half-a-dozen 8-1/2-by-11 photos that were individually autographed to friends of the buyer.

This Schon has a really good hit. It's an older Schon model, as I recall. If this stick could talk, it would be able to write a book that would entertain the masses.

 

[Wedge]

Nuff Said

The ad is correct. It is a Schon previously owned by Keith McCready, who had a role in "The Color of Money." That is his cue, and that is my leopard print carpeting that the cue is sitting on.

It is Keith's Schon cue. I distinctively remember it was sold in the early 2000s.

A very nice gentleman from Chicago bought it and said that he was going to encase it and display it in a pool room that had a gothic theme. Keith also sent about a half-a-dozen 8-1/2-by-11 photos that were individually autographed to friends of the buyer.

This Schon has a really good hit. It's an older Schon model, as I recall. If this stick could talk, it would be able to write a book that would entertain the masses.

I would consider the cue authenticated!!! I reckon!!!

 

[skip]

PM sent. Skip

 

[bhodi]

"It's like a nightmare isn't it?"

 

[manwon]

$1350 Schon previously owned by Keith McCready (‘Grady Season’) in Color of Money – one of a kind legacy cue stick – 19oz; 58”; (2) shafts (1 shaft = professional taper); Ivory ferrules; Maple forearm w 4 Cocobolo points; Cocobolo butt; Ivory diamonds in forearm & butt. More pics? Ask.
J
John@FullHousePro.com

I don't understand why you reference the Color of Money when advertising this cue, using Keith's name is enough. The cue used in the Color of Money was a Joss model J-18.

If the cue was owned by Keith, did you get an LOA. If not contact Jam here on the forum she can help your get one I think.

Take Care

 

[SeanC]

I think the OP didn't mean to say that it was the cue used in Color of Money. Otherwise, I find it hard to believe that Schon used CNC back in 1986 (they might have just started, though). Regardless, good luck with the sale, nice stick...

 

[CMD]

I don't understand why you reference the Color of Money when advertising this cue, using Keith's name is enough. The cue used in the Color of Money was a Joss model J-18.

If the cue was owned by Keith, did you get an LOA. If not contact Jam here on the forum she can help your get one I think.

Take Care

Check out post #7.



Good Luck with your sale,
Chris

 

[half fast bankr]

So, who's JAM???

 

[JAM]

So, who's JAM???

LOL! You know, I never really visit this Wanted/For Sale section of the forum very often. I was surprised to see that there are just as many members reading *this* section of the forum as there are in the NPR, Main Section, and Action areas. Wow!

 

[JAM]

I just now noticed the date on this thread. The cue has probably already been sold.