Fretless 7 string on ebay

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From Keithstephen on 6/9/2024 5:17:02 AM

Currently on ebay. Looks complete apart from the vellum and pegs. Can't see any name or number.

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	Pomeroy says: 6/13/2024 1:39:40 AM Nice to see that it is in it's original fretless set up. Lovely inlay too, though difficult to tell from the photos what condition the fingerboard is in. Probably dates to c.1890? But £160 including postage with the additional cost of renovation taking it over £200 is unrealistic for a vintage 7-string in that condition. The seller hasn't included 'make an offer' but I think for anyone who is interested, contacting and seeing if the seller would negotiate a lower price would be perfectly reasonable. Maybe details will be uploaded here in the near future?
Keithstephen says: 6/13/2024 1:45:19 AM Yes I agree the price is too high for its condition. I'd be surprised if it sells for that, but I've been surprised before!
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