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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Somebody wanna save/revive this for $225?
  
(mighta got too close to the campfire there :eek: )
Oh Yeah... This ain't mine, I just found it while looking at guitars I shouldn't be buying. :mad: |
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Location: Germany | I would pay $2.25 for the nice label.
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| the carved trc, and the vintage kidney bean grovers are about worth half of that, is that an early Deluxe Balladeer?
Glenn... |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Somebody nuke a hippie (peace sign, lower bout)?  |
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Location: Indiana | This is interesting in the background.
A winged bridge with a MOP rosette.
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Location: Tennessee | I've got a 69 1117 that's like that. |
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Location: Indiana | Another one of my entrenched misconceptions I guess. I thought MOP rosette's were first used on CL's... and later than '69.
Thanks stonebobbo. |
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Location: Jet City | hey, I have one of those too Bobbo! ;)
That's my son's favorite one of the herd. |
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Location: Tennessee | Jonmark, you may be correct if you were thinking the abalone rosettes. |
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Location: Indiana | Yes I was, sorry.
That's what it looks like to me. Could be the lighting. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Hey, my 1115-4 Pacemaker didn't have an abalone rosette... But the 1115-HB does now.
It might be a replacement.
Sorry... Just thinking out loud. :D |
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1967 Shiny-Bowl Beater
