Hi all,
I'm sure all the Fellini die hards have heard of Ann Gore. She used to work for Fellini then went out on her own, etc.
I found some pics of one of Ann's cases that passed through my hands about 7 or 8 years ago. I do not have this case anymore, but wish I still did. I found this in a pawn shop actually, the owner said they'd have to have $300 for that old cue and case. Well, the 'old cue' was an old cue all right, a sideways W Josswest, plain jane and someones player because it was in pretty rough shape. And the old case was this Gore case.... Needless to say I was a happy camper leaving that pawn shop
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Thought I would post it for people to see some of her work. This case is quite a bit different from the regular Fellini, in the latch style and the ends, as you can see. If anyone wants more high res pics shoot me a PM or reply on here and I'd be glad to send them over. Sorry too for the picture quality, like I said this was a few years ago when good digital cameras were pricey
Hope you enjoy!
I'm sure all the Fellini die hards have heard of Ann Gore. She used to work for Fellini then went out on her own, etc.
I found some pics of one of Ann's cases that passed through my hands about 7 or 8 years ago. I do not have this case anymore, but wish I still did. I found this in a pawn shop actually, the owner said they'd have to have $300 for that old cue and case. Well, the 'old cue' was an old cue all right, a sideways W Josswest, plain jane and someones player because it was in pretty rough shape. And the old case was this Gore case.... Needless to say I was a happy camper leaving that pawn shop
Thought I would post it for people to see some of her work. This case is quite a bit different from the regular Fellini, in the latch style and the ends, as you can see. If anyone wants more high res pics shoot me a PM or reply on here and I'd be glad to send them over. Sorry too for the picture quality, like I said this was a few years ago when good digital cameras were pricey
Hope you enjoy!
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