War Crow

[putt-putt44]

Again Phil ??

Hands down,,,This is THEE Case of the Year,,( Any Year that is ),,,!!

,,,,,,,,,,Alan,,,,,,,,,,!!

 

[Quiverz Sport Cases]

Just let us know

And some people think that there is no way to come up with a new style for a case!!!! Great artistic creation. Your designs are really out-of-the-box and are great. Since it is today, I bet you could really come up with a neat Mardi Gras design. Endless possibilities for a mask top. You could probably do a full superheros collection. Not quite sure how the hog rings would look on some, but I am sure you could figure that out.

I may put a couple of sketches together and give you a call.

Yeah, Let us know. We're not married to the hog rings, they just worked well with a lot of the latests designs and saves a lot more time for design and construction purposes than sewing and/or lacing+the durabilty factor. Phils averaging 80-90 hours a piece as it is.

 

[matcase]

Yeah, Let us know. We're not married to the hog rings, they just worked well with a lot of the latests designs and saves a lot more time for design and construction purposes than sewing and/or lacing+the durabilty factor. Phils averaging 80-90 hours a piece as it is.

Saves alot more time for design and construction.....sewing and lacing is construction. I think.

 

[matcase]

This is Phil's latest commissioned piece-War Crow. This case epitomizes the concept we had for a Quiverz Cue Case when I first pitched this idea to Phil some twenty years ago. I came across my first Custom Hand Tooled Case when I used to play at JOB in Madison,TN outside Nashville and a very good friend of ours paid $700 for a standing 2x4 that had a blue(ish) stain and was tooled with traditional western stamping. She was a chain smoking, working class Grandmother who must have sacrificed to buy it, but she was so proud of it. Ironically the first prototype of a Quiver style case was a native War Chief and fast forward 20 years-its still not finished, but Phil still has it. Life happened and Phils a Grampa now and maybe someday it may actually be completed. There are no words I can present to you that will do it justice. It's hinged hood features of course, a War Chief with full head dress and braids, a beaded back, custom composite shoulder strap and vinyl mesh reinforced-fleece lined tubes and the first piece with extensive leather paint to embody the full Native American essence.

A few questions...What is the composite shoulder strap made of? What are the tubes made of? And, What are those "bull ring" things, they look like stainless steel, how are they installed? Are you the same guy that used to post here user name huego dalgo--not sure on the spelling? Thanks

 

[Mr Hoppe]

What an amazing piece of art! Who is this Phil, and why do we not see more work from Quiverz?