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This is one of twenty two Cases I have built for my Lures. The Case has a
hinged frame for easy access to the lures and is deep enough for the lure boxes. This is a rather simple frame as most of the others are routered for a more of a picture frame appearance. Underneath the felt is a 1" high
density foam board the lures get pinned to. By the end of the year, I plan to have fifty Cases filled.
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VERY NICE,
Nice see mine posted now Midget surf oreno in Yellow spotted bait i have had this for 40 years saved when i was fishing as a kid
What a great idea. I use old printers trays to hold my lures.
I hope you dont mind, but I may copy your case.
Excellent display!
I like these very much...Heddon..etc..nice pic.