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Location: Upper Left USA | Please forgive my naivety on this one if I'm wrong but this one just ain't right!
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Location: boulder | The clue is the metal soundhole sticker. folklore maybe. |
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Location: SoCal | It's a Folklore. And it's a steel string. I saw this, thought about emailing the seller, but decided to let it go. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Thanks, I did email the Seller with my hunch and asked for more pictures. I don't see this as needing to come to my house at that price but it would be nice to have. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | It's classical tuners on a folklore. Dave |
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Location: Germany | Asked the seller. It's a 1114-4 (Folklore), serial# 030726 (1974).
Karl |
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Location: closely held secret | Did you let him know his description was wrong? |
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Location: Omaha | Actaully, Dave, those aren't classical tuners: the string posts are the narrow, metal, steel string version, NOT the plastic, wide, nylon string version. And I believe the Josh White model had a 1 3/4" or 1 7/8" nut, very close to the Country Artist nylon string nut. So it LOOKS close, but not quite 'white.' (Bad pun)
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Maybe I'm getting old, but my eyes say those are classical tuners. They have wide black plastic posts. Look again. Dave |
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Location: Scotland | yep, nylon string tuner posts |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | nylon
but that's definitely a pun. |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | It's probably black electrical tape!....
It's a Folklore (look at bridge) that someone changed the tuners so they could use nylon strings!(look at bridge,again)
Some unknowing folks see a slothead guitar and automatically think it's a nylon stringed classical....... :rolleyes: |
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Location: NJ | ". . . It's probably black electrical tape!...."
Maybe then, it's NOT a Josh White model . . . . but a Wendy O. Williams model instead . . . |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | PLASMATICS!!!YEAH!!!!! :rolleyes: |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I think whoever said it was classical tuners on a Folklore was right on. I still have fantasies about Wendy O and the electrical tape. I wonder what she looks like now. Dave |
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Location: NJ | Being that she died a BUNCH of years ago, I'd think that the only thing LEFT might be the tape . . . |
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Location: Germany | Auction closed early! |
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Location: Omaha | Sorry - now I'm the one who's feeling old (and blind). I was only seeing the reflective part of the post - which looked thin; I totally missed the wide wraps on the wound strings).
I stand humbled and corrected (nothing new for a married guy with four kids...).
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Ebay ""Josh'n" white
