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Can anyone help me identify this cue case that I just found? The case is
3 x 7 x 33 and I got it because it looked like a Vintage case. It's well insulated, and very solid. The interior appears to be velvet lined and it's a 1 x 2 and has two additional pockets with a flip lid towards the back for accessories. There is no manufacture ID on it. There are no keys for the locks.
Any help will be appreciated.
 

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H2ORESQ said:
Can anyone help me identify this cue case that I just found? The case is
3 x 7 x 33 and I got it because it looked like a Vintage case. It's well insulated, and very solid. The interior appears to be velvet lined and it's a 1 x 2 and has two additional pockets with a flip lid towards the back for accessories. There is no manufacture ID on it. There are no keys for the locks.
Any help will be appreciated.
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I think it is a mcdermott case
 
Haha, now thats a good idea. Someone might have folded an emergency $20
and hid it. I used to work in a locksmith shop. If you're interested in having a
key made for the case. Its a pretty simple lock and any smith shop should have blanks for it. It doesn't take long to file a blank for that kind of lock.
Nice case BTW.
Also, a little fine sandpaper will take the rust off the locks and hinges.
 
H2ORESQ said:
Can anyone help me identify this cue case that I just found? The case is
3 x 7 x 33 and I got it because it looked like a Vintage case. It's well insulated, and very solid. The interior appears to be velvet lined and it's a 1 x 2 and has two additional pockets with a flip lid towards the back for accessories. There is no manufacture ID on it. There are no keys for the locks.
Any help will be appreciated.
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The case could have been made by Mcdermott, Huebler, or even Palmer. These cases were and are still very nice for storing or carrying cues, today they are wroth between $50 and $100.
 
old cue case

as a case it isnt anything valuable. however it is one of the better quality box cases of that older style. probably worth $50 today. if it has a name like schon, george, ?fellin- maybe, it could fetch far more.
 
Thank you everybody, that helps. I got it to carry my Zyler cue in, because it seems to have so much protection, and is very solid.
 
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