>>>> Show us your Fellini Cases <<<<
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Cool pics...thanks Jayman.
Great cases and pics, Doc. Now I know who's got all the old keys...lol.
Each and every Fellini is special imo.
Great cases and pics, Doc. Now I know who's got all the old keys...lol.
Each and every Fellini is special imo.
I don't have anything "special", just a black one. But I have had it since 1985 and it holds my block letter JOSS, so it is special to me.
Fourth case from left:
Original Key:
A few extra keys, 20 of them :thumbup::
can i buy a key from you? thanks mickey
Great examples, guys....keep 'em coming.
Anybody got one with the early red label? I had one once and sold it...not sure if I still have any pics.
Anybody got one with the early red label? I had one once and sold it...not sure if I still have any pics.
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I need to dig out the cases and take newer pics, but for now you can see a couple of nice Fellini's (and a Centennial) hiding under a couple of rare Rambow cues.
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Fellini video
I don't think this has been posted on AZ before, hope you enjoy.
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=zpC-v0ClVbI
I don't think this has been posted on AZ before, hope you enjoy.
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=zpC-v0ClVbI
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Absolutely.
It's amazing how true that is. There are obviously other cases of this genre that are of equal quality and even more rare, yet they don't carry quite the same iconic status.
I myself am very fascinated with these cases.
Why? How?
I think that one of the things that has helped the Fellini cases gain their status is the cues that they held. Fellini cases have famously held many of the best and iconic cues out there. When such cues "turn up" they are often in a Fellini case. Even more than that, we know that these were often "real players", which gives them a kind of "mystique" as we associate them with many great matches, great action, road players, and simply great pool.
Right now, sitting in the closets of old players all over the country are cues like JOSS, JW, Scruggs, Spain, Gina, etc, and even a Bushka or two that haven't been touched in years, maybe decades. The cues have dark shafts, likely with ivory ferrules. They are wrapped with Cortland or masterfully finished leather. The finish is likely thin and maybe yellowed. They were made by the hands of masters and played a lot of great pool in old school pool halls...many of which are gone. You can picture them. You're hoping you will be the one to find the next one. Even just holding one is a thrill. And you know that you are picturing them all in Fellini cases.
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