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OldLiverJones
Posted 2006-03-10 1:05 PM (#262704)
Subject: Blue Breadwinner


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I just saw this on Ebay. Things like this always appear when I can't afford them.

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OldLiverJones
Posted 2006-03-10 1:06 PM (#262705 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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Something is wrong. The picture won't post.
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Waskel
Posted 2006-03-10 1:08 PM (#262706 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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What's the Ebay #?
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MWoody
Posted 2006-03-10 1:11 PM (#262707 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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I is a server thingy. My firewall won't allow pics from photobucket, ebay, hotmail, etc.

The Url to the auction should do it though.
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MWoody
Posted 2006-03-10 1:12 PM (#262708 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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Smurfy, Surfy Breadwinner
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cruster
Posted 2006-03-10 1:13 PM (#262709 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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fleaBay number is 7397533889
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Waskel
Posted 2006-03-10 1:20 PM (#262710 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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That's an original color?


I kinda like it. Would go well with my 1581.
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Slipkid
Posted 2006-03-10 2:37 PM (#262711 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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The day I bought mine the store had all 3 colors in stock. I took home the white one.
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Jérôme
Posted 2006-03-10 3:29 PM (#262712 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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Hi,

According this old OVATION PRICE LIST from June 1973, the Breadwinner model was originally available in 4 colors: Black, White, Tan and Blue.

I've never seen this model in another color.

J :)
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Slipkid
Posted 2006-03-10 3:31 PM (#262713 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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I've never seen a textured black one.
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MWoody
Posted 2006-03-10 3:41 PM (#262714 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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The body from this I stripped and is now a Sunburst Deacon 12.

The neck resides on the Schizo BW I have on ebay now.
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Jérôme
Posted 2006-03-10 3:43 PM (#262715 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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One of my friend is the lucky owner of a black Breadwinner.
The finish of his guitar seems to be the same as a Storm Eclipse model.
Black textured!!
Exactly the same as this one:
BLACK TEXTURED BREAWINNER

J :)
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cliff
Posted 2006-03-10 3:44 PM (#262716 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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Isn't that blue the PartridgeTravesty motif??
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Stevechapman
Posted 2006-03-10 6:18 PM (#262717 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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I dont remember seeing that one on the show. Could be though,the older i get the more the mind goes!I Love the blue, but you don't find them up for sale to often.If i could afford it, i'd jump on it in a heartbeat.
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-03-10 7:18 PM (#262718 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner
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Wonder if this is original and I wonder how many of these were made in this color. I'd say if I was a betting man there are some collectors breaking into a sweat right about now.....
This is a good guitar I'm thinking. Entertaining auction to see at the end. If it makes it that far. These notoriously end up in an early ended auction????

Randy
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edzep
Posted 2006-03-10 7:33 PM (#262719 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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First time I've seen the semi-rigid fitted case. Must have been an early effort, in agreement with the early serial number.
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Slipkid
Posted 2006-03-10 7:50 PM (#262720 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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My case is like that. Serial #905
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Stevechapman
Posted 2006-03-10 9:49 PM (#262721 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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CWK2 once gave a little rundown on thebreadwinner and deacon colors and the rarity. if i remember correctly it was done like white-
black-gray-tan-blue and he gave an approximate order from what there's the most of and which is more rare. Sorry I don't remember the order he gave, maybe he'll jump in again.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2006-03-11 12:05 PM (#262722 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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A small number of early prouction Breadwinners had this blue finish with blue pickguard. This should bring big money because of it's rareity. Looks like it's in good shape. The case is called an "archcraft" case and if I remenber rightly was available throughout Breadwinner and Deacon production, it's basically felt-lined lined cardboard covered in Tolex. at around $30 they were a cheap alternative to the molded cases. There was an Archcraft case for the acostics also.

I recently sold a black B/W and still have my white one with 3 Viper pickups. My favourite breadwinner finish is Tan with tortoishell pickguard. Don't see too many in that finish
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-03-11 2:21 PM (#262723 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner
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I am glad this one has the collectors value going for it. Because as much as I like the Adamas Blue colors this thing is really goofy looking to me in this blue. It is just not very dignified or something??

Randy
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Stevechapman
Posted 2006-03-11 4:27 PM (#262724 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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Paul Thanks for the info. I knew someone would know. I remember seeing the others on ebay or offered from time to time includinga tan one from time to time. I really like the unique shape of the breadwinner.Maybe i'll get one one day.
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fillhixx
Posted 2006-03-11 4:34 PM (#262725 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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Originally posted by Northcountry:
It is just not very dignified or something??
But it would go very well with any colour hawiaain shirt in a surf band!
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Stevechapman
Posted 2006-03-11 6:54 PM (#262726 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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Or possiblY match my blue elite 12 string! :D
I know,...Dream on!!
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Captain Lovehandles
Posted 2006-03-17 12:38 PM (#262727 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner



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Sold for $1,469.
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couchflyer
Posted 2006-03-17 10:34 PM (#262728 - in reply to #262704)
Subject: Re: Blue Breadwinner


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It dose have the original paperwork, I am suprised it went for that much, I figured around $950.
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