Shortly after making my very first Grizzly Bay baton, I began receiving inquiries about cases. This has been a long time coming, but I'm glad to finally present my first batch of Grizzly Bay baton display/presentation cases.
This case allows for TWO batons to be tastefully stored/displayed, while retaining pleasing overall proportions.
These are made from raw Red Oak boards right here in America - right here in the Bay, actually. The red oak has a strong grain visible through this dark, hand-applied stain - giving the case a very natural look and feel.
Hidden hinges heighten this natural, raw look. When closed, they look like a block of neatly carved wood. Only the prism-cut Grizzly logo on the top gives away its identity. This is not like anyone else's case.
Inside is a precision cut resting place for a conductor's instrument. As Grizzly Bay batons are hand-turned and each is totally unique, much care was taken in choosing dimensions, resulting in a case that will accommodate virtually all batons made by Grizzly Bay (carbon or wooden shaft models) or many other makers. See full dimensions below.
A Grizzly Bay coin is cut into the lid, giving a further indication of this case's origins. It's a Grizzly Bay - start to finish.
Optional grip-pocket inserts included
Baton Capacity:
- Two
Maximum Baton Dimensions:
- Grip length of up to 3" long and 1.1" diameter
- Shaft diameter of up to 0.25"
- Overall length of up to 16.5"
Overall Case Dimensions:
- 17" x 2.75" x 1.4"
