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Calton Cases of Canada

Custom-fitted fiberglass cases for guitars, mandolins, banjos, violins and cellos and other instruments with crushed velour interior. Double cases available. Color chart. Located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

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Colorado Case

Offer custom made cases and accessories for a wide range of instruments. Product details, endorsements, special offers and contact information.

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Online shopping for instrument cases, gig-bags, instrument stands and other accessories. Product details and store location. [Tennessee, US]

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General and specific transit cases for instruments and equipment. Rack cases, rigs, and accessories. Located in Norwich, New York.

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I-Beam Music Cases

Custom-fitted marine grade plywood cases for single or multiple guitars (also mandolins, violins); foam interiors covered with plush felt. Cases for keyboards, mixers, and amps. Note: orders are limited to US addresses only. Located in Akron, Ohio.

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Summit Guitar Pack

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Underwood and Co. Guitar Covers

Custom hand tooled leather guitar covers. Includes company information, historical background, product list, and photos.

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