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    Hello. I have a Tom Buchanan tenor mandola and I need a case for it. Body dimensions are 13" wide by about 14 3/4" long and about 3 1/2 inches deep and about 29 inches in total length from top of peg head to bottom of body. Any ideas of a case that might fit and where I might be able to get one? Thanks for your help.
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    Default Re: Case for Tom Buchanan Mandola

    I used to have a tenor mandola gig bag that fit my short scale tenor banjo perfectly, so maybe the reverse would work for you? Here's a Gold Tone short scale tenor banjo case at Elderly that seems like the length and body width would work:

    https://www.elderly.com/products/gol...27928712937536

    They also do a short scale (marketed as "Irish tenor banjo") gig bag that might work, though seem to be out of stock at the moment:

    https://www.elderly.com/products/gol...26854607749184
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    I hope someone sees this and helps with your quest. Hard mandola cases that fit your instrument are very difficult to find. I had a Collings mandola case advertised here for sale with few requests at first, and then something happened where I was getting requests after I had a sale pending.
    Good luck. It always seemed to me that someone could make money commissioning the build of mandola cases, but mandolas seem to lack consistency in their dimensions. i.e. My Collings mandola did not fit in my Weber mandola case and visa versa. My Coleman mandola didn't fit in either the Weber or the Collings case.
    Go figure.
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