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Clifton Hicks - Posted - 01/11/2019: 17:16:55
Here's a beauty I recently ran across that might be of some interest here. It's a great player and has some elegant features like the inlayed wood frets and pretty fancy tuners. I gave these the old archaeologist's "tooth test" and, while the thumb pegs is certainly celluloid, the four tuners in the peg head tap against the teeth like bone.
Interesting Note: the inside of the rim appears to have been signed in black ink early on. There are four or five words present; the only one still legible reads Bishop.
Texican65 - Posted - 01/11/2019: 19:45:42
Beautiful! Can we hear some “Turkey in the Straw” on it please?
I really like the tailpiece.
Where do you come across these things?
Dow
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