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Newpointe Constellation Collections NewPointe Constellation Collections Draeger-Langendorf Funeral Home and Crematory 4600 County Line Road Racine, WI 53403 262-552-9000 www.draeger-langendorf.com Draeger-Langendorf Funeral Home makes no representations or warranties regarding caskets, outer burial containers, cremation urns, preplanning caskets, or other funeral goods sold by the funeral home. The only warranties, expressed or implied, granted in connection with the goods sold with our funeral home are the expressed warranties, if any extended by the manufacturers thereof. No other warranties, expressed or implied, including the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are extended by this funeral home 1 11/19/14 1:09 PM Solstice Select Hardwood Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Solstice Classic $2,750 Brown Brown Exterior - Dark Champagne Velvet 262569 Solstice Noble Red $2,625 Red Exterior - Dark Rosetan Crepe 262562 Libra Select Hardwood Libra $2,395 Harvest Brown Brown Exterior - Dark Rosetan Crepe 241727 Libra $2,395 Harvest Red Red Exterior - Dark Rosetan Crepe 246021 Libra $2,395 Light Brown Brown Exterior - Medium Rosetan Crepe 248177 Lynx Select Hardwood Lynx Brown $2,175 Brown Exterior - Dark Rosetan Crepe 262858 Lynx Light Brown $2,175 Brown Exterior - Medium Rosetan Crepe 257923 Lyra Veneer Lyra Brown $1,950 Brown Exterior -Dark Rosetan Crepe 269152 Lyra Natural $1,950 Brown Exterior - Light Rosetan Crepe 269150 Leo Brushed 18 Gauge Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Leo Black $2,995 Black Exterior Silver Velvet 257178 Leo Ruby $2,995 Burgundy Exterior Moss Pink Velvet 257177 Leo Blue $2,995 Blue Exterior Light Blue Velvet 257179 Leo Painted 18 Gauge Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Leo Silver $2,795 Silver Exterior Silver Velvet 257172 Leo Sand $2,795 Beige Exterior Champagne Velvet 257173 Leo White $2,795 White Exterior Moss Pink Velvet 257166 Virgo 18 Gauge Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Virgo Silver $2,495 Silver Exterior Ivory Crepe 250671 Virgo Copper $2,495 Brown Exterior Rosetan Crepe 250920 Virgo White $2,495 White Exterior Ivory Crepe 250672 Virgo Blue $2,495 Blue Exterior Light Blue Crepe 250658 Virgo White/Pink $2,495 White Exterior Moss Pink Crepe 250673 Argo 20 Gauge Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Argo Silver $2,395 Argo Sand $2,395 Silver Exterior Beige Exterior Ivory Crepe Rosetan Crepe 271093 271104 Argo Orchid $2,395 Argo Black $2,395 Light Purple Exterior Black Exterior Moss Pink Crepe Ivory Crepe 271101 271098 Aries 20 Gauge Steel Aries Silver $2,295 Silver Exterior Ivory Crepe 234318 Aries Copper $2,295 Brown Exterior Rosetan Crepe 234320 Aries Orchid $2,295 Light Purple Exterior Moss Pink Crepe 234316 Aries Blue $2,295 Blue Exterior Light Blue Crepe 234314 Aries White $2,295 White Exterior Ivory Crepe 234322 Pisces 20 Gauge Steel Pisces Silver $2,225 Silver Exterior Silver Crepe 257956 Pisces Sand $2,225 Beige Exterior Rosetan Crepe 257958 Pisces White $2,225 White Exterior Ivory Crepe 257953 Scorpio 20 Gauge Steel Scorpio Grey $2,225 Grey Exterior Ivory Crepe 257962 Scorpio Brown $2,225 Brown Exterior Rosetan Crepe 257960 Spectra 20 Gauge Non-Gasketed Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Spectra Silver $1,795 Silver Exterior Silver Crepe 221507 Spectra Black $1,795 Black Exterior Silver Crepe 256354 Spectra Orchid $1,795 Light Purple Exterior Moss Pink Crepe 258362 Spectra Blue $1,795 Blue Exterior Light Blue Crepe 221506 Spectra White $1,795 White Exterior Ivory Crepe 223045 Gemini 20 Gauge Non-Gasketed Steel Gemini Silver $1,525 Silver Exterior Ivory Crepe 217298 Gemini Copper $1,525 Brown Exterior Rosetan Crepe 217387 Gemini $1,525 White/Pink White Exterior Moss Pink Crepe 217379 Gemini Blue $1,525 Blue Exterior Light Blue Crepe 217389 Gemini White $1,525 White Exterior Ivory Crepe 217383 Apollo 20 Gauge Non-Gasketed Steel Apollo Silver $1,325 Silver Exterior Ivory Crepe 221502 Apollo Copper $1,325 Brown Exterior Rosetan Crepe 221504 Apollo $1,325 White/Pink White Exterior Moss Pink Crepe 221505 Apollo Blue $1,325 Blue Exterior Light Blue Crepe 221503 Apollo Flat Black $1,325 Black Exterior Rosetan Crepe 244327 Hercules 20 Gauge Non-Gasketed Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Hercules Black 28 $2,425 NGS Black Exterior Ivory Crepe 265527 Hercules Silver 28 $2,425 NGS Silver Exterior Ivory Crepe 265528 Hercules Orchid 28 $2,425 NGS Orchid Exterior Moss Pink Crepe 265529 Hercules Blue 28 $2,425 NGS Blue Exterior Ivory Crepe 274281 Hercules White 28 $2,425 NGS White Exterior Ivory Crepe 274278 Hercules 20 Gauge Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. 32" casket requires oversize vault. Hercules Orchid 32 $3,150 Hercules Silver 32 $3,150 Orchid Exterior Silver Exterior Moss Pink Crepe Ivory Crepe 265530 265531 Hercules Black 32 $3,150 Hercules White 32 $3,150 Black Exterior White Exterior Ivory Crepe Ivory Crepe 265532 274280 Hercules 20 Gauge Steel Includes decorative kit. Available choices listed in back of catalog. Hercules Black 28 $2,750 Black Exterior Ivory Crepe 265526 Hercules Silver 28 $2,750 Silver Exterior Ivory Crepe 265525 Hercules Orchid 28 $2,750 Orchid Exterior Moss Pink Crepe 265520 Hercules Blue 28 $2,750 Blue Exterior Ivory Crepe 274282 Hercules White 28 $2,750 White Exterior Ivory Crepe 274279 Decorative Kits Select collections include decorative kits to give families the option of adding a personal touch. These collections are noted throughout the catalog. (Decals for use on Virgo caskets only.) FONT EMBED .
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