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Lance, no clue but I love the name of the picture!

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[QUOTE=JBreault] Lance, no clue but I love the name of the picture![/QUOTE]

Shame on you for trying


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I have seen this picture in the last week and it's driving me nuts cuz I want that bucket o' lard pretty darn bad!! It's like a song that you get stuck in your head but you can't remember the name or who did it. Oh well, can anybody put me out of my misery please - who built this?

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Lance, we need better pics! Many times with a classical the only distinguishing features are the rosette or head profile.

With that said, I'm gonna guess:

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This builder is also mentioned in another thread today

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Hmm, the ends of the bridge are really stumping me. I've never seen a classical where the ends were tapered and weren't square. Could it be a guitar by Brune?

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This builder is also mentioned in another thread today

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The only classical builders I noticed anyone mentioned yesterday are Smallman and Michael McBroom but it doesn't look like either of their guitars. I'm stumped.

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Looks like a Bazzolo to me.


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Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding..... We have a winner.



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Good Job Peter J!!

Bazzolo it is!
You WIN the NEW bucket of PURE LARD!!!!

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[QUOTE=John Elshaw] Hmm, the ends of the
bridge are really stumping me. I've never seen a
classical where the ends were tapered and weren't
square. Could it be a guitar by Brune?

John[/QUOTE]

Sorry, we taper all of our bridges. That looks nothing
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