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| Did these have any numbers engraved on the headstock? |
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| Any other numbers listed on there as a distintive number that ISN'T the "serial number"? |
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Location: Texas | My 1885 - has 1885 BG on the label but it does have 5 numbers on the back of the head stock. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I saw one once that had a 23 on it. Never did understand what it was for.... |
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| This is just weird? Every store had #792 listed as the serial number. I don't know what to think??? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by sj022698:
This is just weird? Every store had #792 listed as the serial number. I don't know what to think??? Early A2's had nothing on the back of the headstock. Later ones had the serial number.
What is the serial number of the guitar you are searching for?
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| Originally posted by Tupperware:
Originally posted by sj022698:
This is just weird? Every store had #792 listed as the serial number. I don't know what to think??? Early A2's had nothing on the back of the headstock. Later ones had the serial number.
What is the serial number of the guitar you are searching for?
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Location: Phoenix AZ | WHAT is this number 792 that you keep asking about? Dave Patrick's guitar?
He probably made a typo and his is 9792. |
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| Originally posted by Tupperware:
WHAT is this number 792 that you keep asking about? Dave Patrick's guitar?
He probably made a typo and his is 9792. The number 792 is what numerous pawn shops had listed as the serial number. That is not a correct S/N so I'm trying to figure out why more than one place had this number as it had to have been listed somewhere on there |
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| Any idea what the numbers "89" stand for? Could this be where my uncles guitar had "792" ???
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| Stupid question but what does that mean and what is the range? |
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