wtb UNIQUE POOL CASE 2X4 MUST BE LEATHER

DEACON

DEACON

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LOOKING FOR A VERY SHARP LOOKING 2X4 LEATHER CASE. NOT LOOKING FOR GUISEPPE, PORPER OR PRODUCTION CASES BUT SOMETHING REALLY COOL AND (CUSTOM MADE). PLEASE SEND PICS AND PRICE TO CONSLR101@CS.COM THANKS, DEACON
 
To bad this is not all leather becouse it's damn sure unique ! BTW this is a Hagar case. Very very hard to get !!
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Why not PM Rangercap? or Jack Justis? or Jim Murnak? I'm sure they'll make whatever you want.


Jim
 
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jhendri2 said:
Why not PM Rangercap? or Jack Justis? or Jim Murnak? I'm sure they'll make whatever you want.


Jim
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I don't know of Rangercap's cases, but I have had Justis and Murnak (still use Murnak). Both great people to work with and great products for the money. Murnak is exceptionally reasonable, IMHO.
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DEACON said:
LOOKING FOR A VERY SHARP LOOKING 2X4 LEATHER CASE. NOT LOOKING FOR GUISEPPE, PORPER OR PRODUCTION CASES BUT SOMETHING REALLY COOL AND (CUSTOM MADE). PLEASE SEND PICS AND PRICE TO CONSLR101@CS.COM THANKS, DEACON
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Check out the black/white one I have posted here... I am looking to sell it. Send me a PM if interested.

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Bamacues said:
I don't know of Rangercap's cases, but I have had Justis and Murnak (still use Murnak). Both great people to work with and great products for the money. Murnak is exceptionally reasonable, IMHO.
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pm send joe please check
 
DEACON said:
LOOKING FOR A VERY SHARP LOOKING 2X4 LEATHER CASE. NOT LOOKING FOR GUISEPPE, PORPER OR PRODUCTION CASES BUT SOMETHING REALLY COOL AND (CUSTOM MADE). PLEASE SEND PICS AND PRICE TO CONSLR101@CS.COM THANKS, DEACON
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Hey, don't knock the porper :D

Here are some photos, I nicked from Chris Tate's website. I have one of these rare case, unfortunately not for sale .... yet :eek:

http://palmercollector.com/Porper.html

In the early 1980's Joe Porper's Creative Inventions launched a line of cases that dominated the market. The case had a molded foam core. It was lightweight, economical, and could be produced in production line quantity.

In the late 1980's to mid 1990's, Joe Porper also made one of the finest hand tooled leather cases available. It had a foam core encased by heavy tooling leather with elegant leaf carvings. Despite the thick leather and large pockets, it weighed only 3 pounds, about half the weight of a comparable tube and leather case. Each was unique. In six years only 200 of these hand tooled leather cases were made. Joe eventually discontinued the tooled cases to focus on his production line.
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No disrespect for the Porper, Ive had tons of them, but not like that one. I was bidding on one from ebay last year, one of these same ones, very nice. The Hager case looks very unique indeed. I had a dark blue one when the company had just started and it was one of their prototypes. instead of having the pocket on the outside, the case came with 3 seperate small bag and manbag type carriers for chalks and accessories. It was made with a lot of fiberglass and some aluminum. Is this one for sale?? Thanks, Deacon also what is the material on the body and ends. how heavy is the case? Deacon
 
DEACON said:
No disrespect for the Porper, Ive had tons of them, but not like that one. I was bidding on one from ebay last year, one of these same ones, very nice. The Hager case looks very unique indeed. I had a dark blue one when the company had just started and it was one of their prototypes. instead of having the pocket on the outside, the case came with 3 seperate small bag and manbag type carriers for chalks and accessories. It was made with a lot of fiberglass and some aluminum. Is this one for sale?? Thanks, Deacon also what is the material on the body and ends. how heavy is the case? Deacon
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It's not for sale. it's covered in ballistic nylon with oak ends . also a prototype case. Bill
 
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Heres one I used for several years, still in good shape. Yes they're for sale. P.M. me for more details if you are interested.
 
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Heres one I used for several years, still in good shape. Yes they're for sale. P.M. me for more details if you are interested.
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My brother has a j&j case for sale or trade it looks like a justis caues but i have to ask him if he want to do something with it .Cause still have the gilbert shaft and case..????
 
Jazz said:
Hey, don't knock the porper :D

Here are some photos, I nicked from Chris Tate's website. I have one of these rare case, unfortunately not for sale .... yet :eek:

http://palmercollector.com/Porper.html

In the early 1980's Joe Porper's Creative Inventions launched a line of cases that dominated the market. The case had a molded foam core. It was lightweight, economical, and could be produced in production line quantity.

In the late 1980's to mid 1990's, Joe Porper also made one of the finest hand tooled leather cases available. It had a foam core encased by heavy tooling leather with elegant leaf carvings. Despite the thick leather and large pockets, it weighed only 3 pounds, about half the weight of a comparable tube and leather case. Each was unique. In six years only 200 of these hand tooled leather cases were made. Joe eventually discontinued the tooled cases to focus on his production line.
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HOLY SHIT THAT'S A GOOD LOOKING CASE! (sorry about caps!)

Try pulling an original Meucci Gambler out of that or something?! :O
 
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