Interesting article about the history of Geib cases

Brad Bechtel · From: San Francisco, CA

The History of the Geib Musical Instrument Case Company by Steve Kirtley was linked at the Mandolin Cafe, and I thought some of you with Gibson lap steels might be interested in this well written article.
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Michael Maddex · From: Northern New Mexico, USA

Thanks, Brad. I found that very interesting. Often the sideshows are as entertaining as the main events. No Gibson steels here, but I do have an old flattop.
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Jon A. Ross · From: not actually FROM Maine...

Cool! I have had many old insts with their original pre- and post-WW II cases, and aesthetically appreciate the cases nearly as much as the insts. Perhaps this is why I disdain the current crappy cases with cheap, fuzzy linings and (the worst) indoor-outdoor carpet coverings! Thanks for posting!

Kirk Eipper · From: Arroyo Grande, Ca.

I have several Geib cases and all are excellent
build.
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