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jsmith
PostPosted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 8:22 pm 
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Heck of job! Congratulations.

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RusRob
PostPosted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 6:24 pm 
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First name: Bob
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Turned out pretty well. I know just what you mean about buying a guitar to repair and then sell. Just this summer I picked up a 1957 Gibson ES 125 that was in excellent shape and I was going to just clean the pots and level and polish the frets and put it up for sale but it is such a nice guitar I decided to keep it.

Yours is a beauty and looks like it is worth keeping!

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Shaw
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Buegeleisen & Jacobson bought the S.S.Stewart brand in the early twentieth century. So there's a good start if you want to do more research. I think yours is a Lyon and Healy made model. It has that Chicago look.

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Woah... I finally found some one with almost the exact same guitar only this one has more pearl and is in disrepair.

I had no idea I was in possession of such a valuable guitar hahaha :D

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Very-Rare-1900s ... 7675.l2557

I messaged the guy but he never got back to me. I guess he thinks I'm on to him or something.
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