Bourgeois rectangular case - who?

[expatCanuck]

Greetings.
Does anyone know who makes the Bourgeois A-style rectangular case ? I'd very much like to obtain one for my '04 Weber Bridger. Its case is getting a bit long in the tooth.
Thanks kindly.

P.S. - Bruce Weber just provided a neck and fret job, and playing the instrument now has me grinning like a fool (moreso than usual).

[Russ Jordan]

My guess would be Eastman

[keith.rogers]

Rectangular cases seem to be rare (anymore, at least). Eastman has used them for their higher end models (the 815v I had came in one) but I don't know if you can get one new. There are some different ones in the used market, and I saw a new Washburn branded one on Amazon.

Some of those [rectangular] cases do have more wear points, like zippers (had replaced on my Eastman case), so I'd probably want to have a used one in hand as shipping costs will eat up any savings if you have to send it back.

[Rick Jones]

There are Access Stage Three Mandolin cases. The mandolin in my avatar has been resting comfortably in one of these for 15 years.

[GoingHome]

It could be GWW, a custom manufacturer of carrying cases.
I believe they produced the rectangular cases for Phoenix mandolins, as well as cases for Rigel mandolins.

[MikeEdgerton]

If it looks like this one I'd say Eastman. They own Bourgeois.

[20MartinA]

There are Access Stage Three Mandolin cases. The mandolin in my avatar has been resting comfortably in one of these for 15 years.

I use my Access Stage Three whenever I take a mandolin out to hostile territory. The cushions inside are moveable so the case is suitable for A or F style mandolins.