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Thanks AmberRose I'll bet they saw some good times!
You have a great eye...I want to go treasure hunting with you! That's a beautiful lamp!
The patent number was issued in 1929. Its an awesome piece for sure!
Thanks Jim! I'll give it a go.
Thanks for the information Jim! With all the reproductions out there are there any tell tale clues as to spot the difference? I know the chances are slim to none that this is the real deal but I knew ...
Thanks decosound! They all work! I was pretty sure they would being from an era where things were built to last forever! Sure wish it was like that today...
Sweet! And I agree with your comment...a great time period! I miss those old Hot Rod days!
LOL...My bad...It's a Kiyonaga reproduction by Publisher Watanabe.Thanks for helping me find that out Dave!
Thanks to Dave & Paul for all the help!
Thanks to Dave and Paul for all the help!You guys are awesome!
Thank You very much for the information! I really do appreciate the help.
Thanks for all the help Dave! You solved this mystery for me!
Great! Looking forward to seeing what you find.Thanks Dave!
I used to have a bunch of those old cone tops...there was a place in my hometown where everyone had picnics and they had a huge pit there filled with old beer cans.We used to rummage through that pit ...
Thanks Dave! With your help I found out its called a DIBBLE or garden dibber.Thanks for solving this mystery for me!
I have the same one and I got it from my Dad too! He used it at work as a Machinist and now I use it at work as a Foreman in the powdered metal parts industry.
It looks more like it had an old hand made nail driven through it.They used to nail them up for luck...like they did with horseshoes.
The serial number you have would date the guitar to 1958.Take good care of it,its a beauty!
Looks like it could be an early 50's CE-100 Capri.T-100 has the harp tailpiece I believe.T-100 has grover tuners also.The knobs look older than a 60's era guitar.What does the inside tell you check th...
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