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 Post subject: Stew Mac in the 70s
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I'm finishing up moving my shop from Tennessee to North Carolina. I've been getting down to the long lost stuff, and I found these among that stuff. It's a 70's Stew Mac catalog and a shipping box from the same time period. No guitar parts in those days, no fancy tools...

Anyway, thought some of you might enjoy seeing these.

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Are you sure that catalog is not from the 1870s. ;-)
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Neat!
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 Post subject: Re: Stew Mac in the 70s
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Barry Daniels wrote:
Are you sure that catalog is not from the 1870s. ;-)


The Metropolitan Museum of Art actually has one of those banjos that is shown on the patent drawing--Hercules McCord made it. Pretty cool--the head is tightened with one bolt in the middle of the back of the rim via a crazy apparatus. Definitely the golden age of weird banjo design.

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