case + plural

[Wolfgang Schulze]

Dear friends,
let me quickly ask you to help me with your expertise: I'm looking for 
good examples of languages that are marked for a systematic 
suffix-agglutinating (!) serialization of case and plural morphemes in 
terms of *'case + number' *(*not*: 'number + case'). Maybe that I'm 
simply struck by ignorance, but I couldn't find any convincing paradigm. 
And: Any references available?
Best wishes and many thanks in advance,
Wolfgang

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