I found this seller on Etsy, that lead me to this website. Their things look very cool, and may be toward what you're looking for, but I didn't see prices for them all. There are some other wood canes on Etsy, some of which I think are hideous. I kinda like the ones from this seller in Turkey. Good luck!!

There's a seller on ebay with a nice collection that's within your budget.

Actually, now that I look further, it says not for gimps. Hmmphh!

Wow the Atlas themed cane from toastedbeagle's link make ME wish I needed a walking stick! Also, any talk of canes ALWAYS reminds me of the great NewsRadio episode wherein Bill began using a cane, much to Dave's dismay. Man, I miss that show.

Are you looking for any particular kind of handle?

I prefer the "fritz" style (t-shaped), but the derby or crook will do as well. The ball shaped handles are cool, but since I actually have to use it I can see that getting uncomfortable rather quickly.

And OMG I know what you mean about the hideous ones. I keep expecting to find a "3 wolf moon eagle head with American flag in beak and Harley Davidson emblem" cane.

And I totally miss NewsRadio too! The episode where Dave goes in drag for Halloween was such a nice inside joke for KitH fans.

I found an angelfire (!) site that has Harley canes. If you ask nicely they'll probably customize it to meet your other specifications. ;)

richat: Oh, you mean my cane!

We say that all the time around the house.

I love that ending when the canes just keep flying through the door. And Bill looks at one and says, "This one displeases me". LOVE THAT.

Sadly, that link can't be played in Canada, but I do watch that episode every once in while still!

Sadly, that link can't be played in Canada

DANG! Of course.

I was appalled to learn that my mother threw out my grandfather's and great-grandfather's dandy collections of canes a few years ago. When she told me, I just gaped for a minute. She sputtered, "Oh, really! When are you going to want a cane?"

Aaaaand a few months later, an inattentive driver plowed into me in a crosswalk. You know what woulda been handy during the first few weeks? A DANDY'S CANE.

I was appalled to learn that my mother threw out my grandfather's and great-grandfather's dandy collections of canes a few years ago.

I think a gothy little corner of my soul just died a little reading that.

I inherited my grandfather's cane, but the handle is this big silver screaming Japanese warrior head lookin' thing... not really my style.

I know, it positively broke my heart. Instead of a cane for those first few weeks back on my feet, I used my grandfather's oiled-silk bamboo-handled umbrella, which had a nice strong center rod.

After I recovered, one day my partner took Grampy's umbrella out into a rainstorm... and came home empty-handed. It had turned inside-out in the gale, so he threw it out in a trash barrel.

I never told him how crushed I was by that --- it was too late, and what's the point? But it's nice to have a moment here to mourn that umbrella cane.

*moment of silence for awesome umbrella cane*