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Significance of background color of label.

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nguyen_dz
Posted 2002-12-27 11:38 PM (#214895)
Subject: Significance of background color of label.


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Location: Cupertino, CA
Hi,
I'm looking to buy a Balladeer model and have been looking on eBay.
In some items, the sellers provide a clear picture of the label seen through the sound hole with the grey color (Made in New Hartford, CT).
In a few other, I'd see a fuzzy label with blue background and could not make out the wording.

Can someone please clear up the significance of the background color?

Your response is greatly appreciated.
-Dzung
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2002-12-28 7:00 AM (#214896 - in reply to #214895)
Subject: Re: Significance of background color of label.


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Location: Scotland
The labels will give a rough indication of the era the guitar was produced. Very approximately it's something like; White square label - 60's. bronze foil oval label-70's, blue oval - late 70's to maybe early 90's, small grey oval - current. Sam, Bill or one of the factory members could probably get the dates more accurate
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