What's this worth? Regal Lap Steel

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John Faulkner
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What's this worth? Regal Lap Steel

Post by John Faulkner »

Looking for info on this one! Anyone know the year? How much are these worth?
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Noah Miller
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Post by Noah Miller »

It's mid-late 1940s. They don't typically go for a whole lot; in great condition, roughly $250-350.
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Beautiful MOTS!
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Do you have anymore pictures? That is a really nice one.
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Mark Helm
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Noah's right

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Yup, you might get closer to $350 if it has a nice case. Sans case, I'd say $300 tops.

Hey--I'll give ya $100 for it! :lol:
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