Vintage: Geo. A. Reach Co. inc Model GGB

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  • ventanakaz
    Speed Bag Guru
    • Jun 2011
    • 348

    #1

    Vintage: Geo. A. Reach Co. inc Model GGB

    Dutchman don't you have one of these, this one is model GGB
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  • Dutchman
    Speed Bag Historian
    • Jun 2006
    • 1967

    #2
    Yes, but mine is a little older. It's my avatar. It's a model 3 1/2 and was originally fitted with a bladder that had an inflation tube that was tucked under the laces. When I bought it the bladder was long gone. I use a large DEB bladder which works well in it. I keep it a little on the soft side, don't want to stress the stitching.Still quite a lively bag.

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    • ventanakaz
      Speed Bag Guru
      • Jun 2011
      • 348

      #3
      Originally posted by Dutchman View Post
      Yes, but mine is a little older. It's my avatar. It's a model 3 1/2 and was originally fitted with a bladder that had an inflation tube that was tucked under the laces. When I bought it the bladder was long gone. I use a large DEB bladder which works well in it. I keep it a little on the soft side, don't want to stress the stitching.Still quite a lively bag.
      Cool, i also have the 3 1/2 model too and boy it's a fun bag to hit on, unfortunately the panel stitching on one spot started to fall apart although i did repair it with carpet thread (i was a flooring installer) i didn't go far enough when i stitched it up, Now i have to find some nylon lining to wrap around the area where the two panels come together because the lining unraveled, You wouldn't happen to know where i could find some lining to repair my bag ?

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      • Dutchman
        Speed Bag Historian
        • Jun 2006
        • 1967

        #4
        Hmm. Have you tried JoAnn's? My wife was heavily into the theater back in the day (she had a masters in theater) and she did a fair amount of sewing. JoAnn's was always her go to for all kinds of fabric.

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