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Location: Keller, TX | My friend just pulled this out of her closet. (Sorry for the lousy pictures, my phone was all I had). She thinks it is a Country Artist but isn't sure. Label is missing. Couldn't find a serial number. Thinks it was made about 1975. Medium bowl. Slothead. Nylon string. Single knob on the base side near the neck. Wide neck. Any ideas? What's it worth?
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Location: Central Florida | It is a Country Artist, but apparently not just any Country Artist... This one has feet! :eek:
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Location: Upper Left USA | Beautiful are the feet of the one who brings good news...
The guitar looks nice too! 1624 |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I name it ... Arthur ? |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | I name it ...SERGIO.
I still like his CD a lot!! |
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Location: NJ | can you please post some better pics of the feet??. . . . . |
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Location: Maryland, USA | Nice looking guitar ^_^.
Country Artist? I've never seen that . |
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Location: Malden, Massachusetts | Those camera phones sure show off the brickwork nicely - what detail!!
I'd like to see some stillettos on that guitar stand... |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Actually that looks pretty much identical to my 1616-4. Check the specifics here and see for sure - http://www.ovationguitars.com/?fa=detail&mid=995. Brand new cost in the early 80's was around $600, I believe. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by WeaserP:
Actually that looks pretty much identical to my 1616-4. Bridge position looks 14 fret. My bet is Country Artist. Dave |
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Location: Cicero, NY | That sounds pretty confident to me and knowing the knowledge that you and some of the others here have, I'd have to bet with you. :cool: |
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Location: Tennessee | StandingO nails the obscure Beatles reference of the day. :cool: |
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Location: Keller, TX | Originally posted by karmanng:
Those camera phones sure show off the brickwork nicely - what detail!!
I'd like to see some stillettos on that guitar stand... OK, talk about the bricks all you want but leave my daughter out of this discussion; she's only 10. :confused: |
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Location: Vermont USA | As I looked at the pictures and read the names. I think FootLoose Is good, try that on for size and walk around a little bit to see how it feels.
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Location: Malden, Massachusetts | Sorry ttenn,
We're all adults here, and the focus is adult fun.
I meant no disrespect, and I apologize sincerely. |
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Location: NJ | In retribution, I can offer-up some pics of KarmannG in stilettoes (AND fishnets) if anyone's interested . . .
PLEASE don't ask how I came about these . . . it was a period in our respective careers that I'd just as soon forget . . . |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by cliff:
it was a period in our respective careers that I'd just as soon forget . . . We won't ask.
We just learned that much about it and we already want to forget it. |
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Location: NJ | Word of Caution:
Don't EVER get drunk on a HalloweenWeekend in Salem, Massachusetts . . . . |
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Location: NJ | So . . . is this CountryArtist for sale?? |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by cliff:
Don't EVER get drunk on a HalloweenWeekend in Salem, Massachusetts . . . . and drive your broom...
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Location: Malden, Massachusetts | Getting drunk in Salem, Massachusetts on Halloween nite is about the best time Cliff's ever had - it was on the company dime.
And everyone knows that any photo's of me supplied by you have no credibility - we all know your special gift. ( Insert Llama here ) |
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Location: NJ | ( Insert Llama here )
. . . . ehhhh . . . . . never mind . . . . yet another instance where it's just "TOO easy" . . . |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | ttenn,
I have 2 daughters, who are significantly older than yours. You have so much to look forward to during her teen years. Some of the guys they pick and that pick them are pretty amazing. I recommend you get a strong leash that you can attach to whatever ring she pierces her body with. |
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Location: Vermont USA | I have two daughters also the best gifts I have ever received. One is married the other just finished college. If I had any advice it would be to buy a grave maker with the word BOYFRIEND on it, and place it under a tree in your backyard.
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Location: NJ | I greeted my daughter's (just turned 20) first boyfriend at the door while sharpening my WWII-era machete with a sharpening stone. Left quite an impression . . .
In Jersey, you DON'T use your backyard, and you don't "mark" anything . . .
Y'just have t'remember that when scattering the "parts" to the various locations, you remove the EZ-Pass transponder from your car (I learned THAT from Al ;-) |
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Name that guitar..
