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Originally posted by OldFretsInteresting; I see a bit of a Lange and Slingerland influence in some areas, but everything's different enough to know it's not from either of them. Probably a true Down Under creation.
I like the wear pattern on the fretboard - someone was a classic jazz player!
You observation was also mine. However, all the Slingerland's I have seen, played and repaired had either 10 3/4" or 11" heads. Also the slotted tension band is very Slingerland to my eyes.
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Originally posted by banjonzquote:
Originally posted by OldFretsInteresting; I see a bit of a Lange and Slingerland influence in some areas, but everything's different enough to know it's not from either of them. Probably a true Down Under creation.
I like the wear pattern on the fretboard - someone was a classic jazz player!You observation was also mine. However, all the Slingerland's I have seen, played and repaired had either 10 3/4" or 11" heads. Also the slotted tension band is very Slingerland to my eyes.
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Here is a Rushworth and Dreaper just turned up for auction in the wilds of Cornwall.
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