It looks like a rare cue, it may be super rare I don't know.
I really like the cue but shaft condition is important, and it is nicked up a little.
It's possible that a Schick collector would really want it, but I hate to put a value on a cue like this without seeing and rolling it.
If all is well I would say $2800 and up.
Very nice cue
Well, it has two shafts one never used one used a little, my father used it at home only and let me as well when I was young alittle. The cue and shafts are strait as an arrow
THE SCHICK SHOWING BELOW IS NOT MINE, IT WAS FOUND IN THE FORUMS.
I THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD ADDITION TO YOUR THREAD
question for you
are you familier with and understand Bill Schick's use of Geometrical shapes, art n design and graphics
you could know where he came from in time and his use of Graphic Design.
Andy Warhol, Janis joplin, Mick Jaggear, Whiskey AuGoGo Los Angeles, WoodStock,
Haight & Ashbury, New york City's Greenwich Village 1969, Little Italy and Chinatown both east coast and west,
Timothy Leary, The SMITHSONIAN, Noble Peace Prize
The Man Has Walked Upon Beds of Broken Glass and He's Crossed Barefoot Upon Beds of Burning Coals.
He's hung out with the King of Siam,
I don't know of anyone who has led a more lustrious life than Mr Wm Schick.
i would start taking care of that cue, maybe some excalibur wax, california gold carnuba
Nice cues, my pictures make the cue look worse than it is, just some scuffs and marks that would come out easily. My father was friends with Mr. Schick and spoke with him about 8 months ago before my father passed. I may give him a call and see about having the cue restored.