NGD: 1950's-60's parlor guitar mystery, what's it worth?

[Rand-O-Monium]

Re: NGD: 1950's-60's parlor guitar mystery, what's it worth?

:headslap:

:facepalm:

 

[kramersteen]

Re: NGD: 1950's-60's parlor guitar mystery, what's it worth?

:Hadouken:

 

[GuitarFanatic]

Re: NGD: 1950's-60's parlor guitar mystery, what's it worth?

What? Tis a photo of my busking rig, you can see the pickup on the guitar, and also my Peterman stomp box. You can order the pickup and stomp at Peterman.com.au, they're all Aussie made and repaired. I got a Mark II Superbass for free as a review package, and also the stomp was free. Plus that little amplifier runs well, on the batteries.


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[Funkfingers]

Re: NGD: 1950's-60's parlor guitar mystery, what's it worth?

busking rig ... runs well on the batteries.

Dry cells are sooooooooooo environmentally harmful. Cool buskers, nowadays, run their gear on bottled propane.

 

[ehdwuld]

Re: NGD: 1950's-60's parlor guitar mystery, what's it worth?

Dry cells are sooooooooooo environmentally harmful. Cool buskers, nowadays, run their gear on bottled propane.

its an acoustic guitar, why have gear at all?