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I have several 2/3 size cases that have an unusual arrangement of compartments—at least to me. I am wondering what they were used for or if there is a standard lay of the case for this arrangement of compartments.
Patricia Grass
sorry I hit wrong button—here is photo
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It’s a Dearing Job Case
And… here’s the layout for it.
http://www.alembicpress.co.uk/Alembicprs/DJBCASE.HTM