Hand made 1 x 2 Burgandy Leather Cue Case

8Ball48043

8Ball48043

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***** This Beautiful Case has been sold. *****

I made this case. I am not a professional case maker, but wanted to try something. I designed the case, built the interior clothe lined tubing, bought the leather, then cut and hand laced the case together.

The case holds one butt, which may be inserted with the joint end up or the joint end down, and two shafts.

I call the design a 'Valise Case'. It has NO Handles, NO Pockets, NO Shoulder strap, and the only metal the case has is six small brass nails that hold the solid bottom piece in place. The case is meant to be carried under the arm; i.e.; as a Valise.

The case is a beautiful 'Alligator' grained burgandy leather. Real Leather, Genuine Leather.

This case features:

  • Genuine Leather

  • Clothe lined hard tube interior

  • Hand stitched throughout

  • Hard/Solid bottom piece

  • Butts may be put into the case butt end down or joint end down

  • Closure is via two leather straps into which the top piece is inserted (See Photo)

  • This case is "Sturdy", but not bullet-proof.

Asking $125.00 shipped to the continental United Stated.

I also have a similarly styled 2 by 4 case for sale on this forum: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=222056
 

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8Ball48043 said:
I made this case. I am not a professional case maker, but wanted to try something. I designed the case, built the interior clothe lined tubing, bought the leather, then cut and hand laced the case together.

The case holds one butt, which may be inserted with the joint end up or the joint end down, and two shafts.

I call the design a 'Valise Case'. It has NO Handles, NO Pockets, NO Shoulder strap, and the only metal the case has is six small brass nails that hold the solid bottom piece in place. The case is meant to be carried under the arm; i.e.; as a Valise.

The case is a beautiful 'Alligator' grained burgandy leather. Real Leather, Genuine Leather.

This case features:

  • Genuine Leather

  • Clothe lined hard tube interior

  • Hand stitched throughout

  • Hard/Solid bottom piece

  • Butts may be put into the case butt end down or joint end down

  • Closure is via two leather straps into which the top piece is inserted (See Photo)

  • This case is "Sturdy", but not bullet-proof.

Asking $125.00 shipped to the continental United Stated.

I also have a similarly styled 2 by 4 case for sale on this forum: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=222056
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IM sent. Consider it sold. Payment to be sent tomorrow.
 
Verry nice work sir. I'm also thinking of making myself a case. I did some research and I am stil trying to figure out how to build it. I would be verry pleased if it looks as good as yours. Good luck with your sale :thumbup2:
 
Salty said:
Verry nice work sir. I'm also thinking of making myself a case. I did some research and I am stil trying to figure out how to build it. I would be verry pleased if it looks as good as yours. Good luck with your sale :thumbup2:
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Salty, It's not all that difficult. Take your time. Think it thru. Make a plan. Get the stuff. Put it together.

BTW: I found a (FREE) Leather Working class at my local Tandy Leather. Not only is Tandy a great source for materials and tools .... They know leather, provide a lot of help, information, guidance, books and instruction on the craft, and the like. If there's one near you, you'll find them very helpful.

Now, Who wants a nice 2 x 4 hand made, genuine leather, pool cue case. Check it out at: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=222056

Thanks.
 
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