To: bovik@cs.cmu.edu
Subject: Luggage repair
Date: Fri, 02 Dec 88 15:15:20 EST
From: Patrick Edmond <pe@maxwell.ece.cmu.edu>

Harry:

I asked for recommendations regarding places to get my suitcase handle
repaired; here's what I got.

Date: Mon, 28 Nov 88 15:42:57 EST
From: Kimon Michaels <kimon@volans.ece.cmu.edu>
Subject: Suitcase


My brother once had a suitcase repaired at a Samsonite (I think) store
on the South Side. Its right on the main street (East Carson St. ?).
If I recall correctly, the work was reasonably priced, too.

Kimon


Subject: luggage
Date: Tue, 29 Nov 88 08:05:16 EST
From: Roger.Dannenberg@SPICE.CS.CMU.EDU

Rynn's (sp?) on Carson St. has done some good repair work for me in the past. 


Date: Tuesday, 29 November 1988 09:09:19 EST
From: Mary.Shaw@sei.cmu.edu
Subject: Luggage Repair

When SAS ripped the handle off my suitcase a couple of years ago, I let my
fingers do the walking ... to "Luggage -- Repairing" in the Yellow Pages.

I found there a place on East Carson -- Rynn's, I think -- to which I took
the bag and the paperwork from SAS.  The bag is an obscure brand and they
had to order parts, but they knew how/where to order parts, and they took
care of all the reimbursement paperwork.

Mary Shaw


Date: Tue, 29 Nov 1988 09:30-EST 
From: Marco.Zagha@B.GP.CS.CMU.EDU
Subject: Re: Mending handles of cases?

I seem to recall that there is a place that does luggage repair place in 
Oakland, on Craig St. (??) or a street parallel to Craig St. just north
of Forbes.  I don't remember what the store was for, but there was a
sign in the window that advertised luggage repair service.

Hope this helps,

== Marco


Subject: luggage repair
Date: Tue, 29 Nov 88 11:28:40 EST
From: Joseph.Tebelskis@F.GP.CS.CMU.EDU

There is a place in Oakland, on Meyran (?) between Forbes & Fifth, that
repairs luggage and shoes.  I forget the name of the place, but they did
a good job repairing my suitcase handle a few weeks ago, for a reasonable 
price.

  -- Joe Tebelskis


From: Dean Jeffrey Grannes <grannes>
Subject: luggage repair

Patrick,

A few years ago, courtesy of a major airline, my luggage was damaged.  My
brand-new, soft-sided luggage was torn on the trip back here after Christmas
break.  I took it down to B B & B Travel Goods on 421 Smithfield St.
downtown (phone # 471-1488).  The people there were very friendly, and the
service was good.  The price for the work was also very good.  I would
recommend them as a place to go to get luggage fixed.

Dean