The Steel Guitar Forum

Hi Gene,

If I did this correctly, the link below should take you to a DropBox folder with a couple photos.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/thcghi7uwuj9 ... y58Oa?dl=0


Let me know if it works - cheers

Apparently having trouble replying.

Slingerland Musical Instrument Manufacturing Co. Active between 20's to 30's. I think they still make drums.

Tried resizing but can't get the images up. Will try in a bit.

Coleman

Hi,

Crafted in Chicago by The Slingerland Musical Instrument
Manufacturing Co. 20's---40's.

If you'd like....[url]http://slingerlandguitar.com/.

I'd be happy to post a photo but after resizing and uploading I get an http address and no photo. I'll try and figure it out and post later.

PM sent.....

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