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Case brand toilets - no longer manufactured - are some of the finest toilets ever made. Those that still have them, don't want to give them up! That is why we, at PlumbingSupply.com, offer an extensive line of repair parts and replacement tank lids and toilet seats just for Case toilets.

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We have many Case toilet parts, toilet seats, and even many Case toilet tanklids available.

Front Lever/Kidney	Side Lever/Kidney	First Model A
Second Model A	Models 1000/1100	Model 3000
	Models 4000/4100

Side Lever Case toilet With Kidney Shaped Tank Lid:

we have this rare Case kidney shaped tank lid in stock

This model was produced from August 1925 - October 1927. Its' ballcock is no longer available anywhere. A round bowl 5-1/2" center toilet seat will fit this model, but not very well. The original seat was a model 55, which is no longer made by any company.

First Model A Case toilet:

This Case toilet model was produced from October 1934 - September 1935. It uses a model 41 blue label ballcock (5160). A "standard" round bowl 5-1/2" center toilet seat will fit this model, but not very well. The original seat was a model 55, which is no longer made. Obsolete porcelain tank lids are sometimes still available here.

Case #5160 Fill Valve - For Case A, Case A-2 (Blue Label) = $201.28

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Second Model A Case toilet brand:

This Case toilet model was produced from September 1935 - July 1950. A distinguishing feature of this toilet is that the hinges for the seat go back into the tank on 7" centers. It uses a model 41 blue label ballcock (5160) - see First Model A. The original seat was a model 55-A, which is no longer made. A round bowl 7" center #1000 toilet seat will fit this model, but not perfectly. It is available here. Obsolete tank lids are sometimes still available here.

Same as above

Models 1000/1100 Case toilets:

This Case toilet model was produced from July 1950 (#1100 from October 1952). A distinguishing feature of this toilet is that the hinges for the seat go back into the tank on 7" centers. It uses a model 50 ballcock (5150). A round bowl 7" center #1000 (#1100 if elongated) toilet seat will fit this model. It is available here. Some tank lids, are available here.

Case #5150 (#50) Fill Valve - For Case 1000, 1100, 3000 = $219.53

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Model 3000 Case toilet history:

The Case toilet model 3000 is simply the wall hung version of model 1000. A round bowl 7" center #1000 toilet seat will fit this model. It is still available here.

Case Toilet Model 4000/4100:

Least common Case model toilet of all. Distinguished by a toilet seat which has 10" on center holes going through the Case toilet tank. It uses a model 62-8 ballcock (5164). Porcelain tank lids for the 4000 are sometimes available here.

Case #5164 (62-8) Ballcock assembly = $167.67

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