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Nicholas Ackron

 

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Daytona Beach
Post  Posted 15 Jan 2018 6:36 pm    
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Hi can someone please let what these are?



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Nathan Laudenbach

 

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Montana
Post  Posted 15 Jan 2018 7:23 pm    
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Im guessing a stripped Epiphone Electar and a stripped Valco/ Supro
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Jack Hanson


From:
San Luis Valley, USA
Post  Posted 15 Jan 2018 7:40 pm    
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The lap steel on top has a prewar Gibson bridge:
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Noah Miller


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Rocky Hill, CT
Post  Posted 16 Jan 2018 4:19 am    
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I actually think the top one is a replica of an Electar Model M. The headstock shape is wrong, it's missing the metal top plate, the position of the bridge is wrong and the pickup rout is too small for an original.
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Jim Sliff


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Lawndale California, USA
Post  Posted 16 Jan 2018 6:56 pm    
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The bottom one is a Valco-made National "Waikiki". I have one sitting here. Cheap entry-level instrument but with a cool pickup.
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