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10-29-2007, 05:06 PM #1
The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
who makes the finest bat display cases? i'm looking for a stand-alone (non-wall mounted), enclosed case for 3 or 4 bats. who makes the best cases money can buy? (functionally and appearance wise).
thanks,
rudy.
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10-29-2007, 05:52 PM #2
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
This is a guy I know that does great work. A Mom and Pop organization...pride in his work, etc...though I don't know if the product is what you're looking for.
http://www.wagnerbats.com/otherproducts.htmlScott Harpt
scott_harpt at yahoo dot com
Always seeking Cecil Cooper, Ben Oglivie, and Gorman Thomas
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10-29-2007, 06:16 PM #3
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
Hello Rudy:
Although I have not bought from these guys yet, Jim Caravello has his bats displayed in cases from this company and he says they are the best in the business. Although I don't own a case yet, I would have to agree based on the pictures.
http://www.homeplateheroes.com/index.html
ThanksBrett Herman
brettherman2131@hotmail.com
Always looking for Cal Ripken Jr. Brooks Robinson, Boog Powell and Orioles game used bats and jersey's.
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10-29-2007, 06:16 PM #4
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
Rudy,
I've seen these in person, and they are pretty tough to beat. In fact, I know this guy sells quite a bit to players (back in 2003, I was in line behind Kerry Wood's wife when she was buying a bunch of cases for his stuff). Pricey, but really quality stuff...
http://www.sportsdisplays.com/baseba...ses-c-257.html
Good Luck,
Rob
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10-29-2007, 06:20 PM #5
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
Rudy,
I spoke too soon. The homeplate heroes case company was the one who sold all the cases to Kerry Wood's wife. However, I've also seen cases from the link I posted, and they seem to be close in quality. Truth be told, however, I'd give the edge to homeplate heroes.
RobRob Steinmetz
www.authenticgamers.com
authenticgamers@aol.com
708.250.5220
Paying top dollar for Chicago Cubs game used equipment!
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10-29-2007, 06:24 PM #6
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
Brett Herman
brettherman2131@hotmail.com
Always looking for Cal Ripken Jr. Brooks Robinson, Boog Powell and Orioles game used bats and jersey's.
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10-29-2007, 06:42 PM #7
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
This is something I have been pondering too... I want a single case to hold about 6-8 bats. It needs to fit a specific wall space.
I have taken a look at a lot of different bat cases on the internet the past couple of weeks and have come to the conclusion that I need to construct what I want myself. The "best in the business" bat cases look great, but the price is extremely cost prohibitive (over $700.00 with shipping!).
Isn't there a company out there who has a product that does not cost a fortune that still looks nice???
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11-01-2007, 08:10 AM #8
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
I do! Just kidding. I just finished my wall mounted Solid Quarter Sawn Oak paneled case for 21 bats. I will hang it tonight and take better pictures. The case is heavy though. This has a 3/4 inch thick Ply case with 3/4 inch thich panels around all four sides. This case is felt lined and will one day have a mounted glass front or one large flip up door. I like the open look for right now.
I am thinking about making some stand alone cases with plexy doors.
Here were some project pictures.
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11-01-2007, 09:21 AM #9
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Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
KingJammy Cooperstown bat company makes pretty good racks and they currently have a stand alone pedestal rack. When I spoke to them last there rep mentioned that they may start making enclosed cases also, but take a look at this one, hope it helps.....
http://www.cooperstownbat.com/store/...S\CBC-PEDESTAL
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11-01-2007, 11:39 AM #10
Re: The Rolls-Royce of Bat Display Cases
thanks to everyone for their input. some of the links provided have exactly what i'm looking for.
chicagoglen: how heavy, with glass and full of bats, is that case?
rudy.