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Hi Gene!
My friend and fellow steeler Jean Michel Maillard would like to know it's possible to date its LDG.
Serial # 16563.
Thanks for your implication in this !
My friend and fellow steeler Jean Michel Maillard would like to know it's possible to date its LDG.
Serial # 16563.
Thanks for your implication in this !
Fred
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Hello Gene,
It's absolutely fascinating to find out the date of "birth" so to say of our Sho-Buds. I thought I'd find out earlier on a non official website but they don't have the kind of acurate information that you have in your hands. So please let me join my voice to the others asking you when and by who mine was made and who it was sent to originaly. My serial is 11346 and it's a Pro II Custom.
Receive my best,
Alain-Yves PIGEON
Others asked you previously, but you should really consider making a book with this information. As you can see, most of the Sho-Buds ever made seem to still be used by enthusiast people and now that the brand has disapeared, it's a treasure that you have in your hands, a treasure that would gladly shared by the vast majority of owners.
It's absolutely fascinating to find out the date of "birth" so to say of our Sho-Buds. I thought I'd find out earlier on a non official website but they don't have the kind of acurate information that you have in your hands. So please let me join my voice to the others asking you when and by who mine was made and who it was sent to originaly. My serial is 11346 and it's a Pro II Custom.
Receive my best,
Alain-Yves PIGEON
Others asked you previously, but you should really consider making a book with this information. As you can see, most of the Sho-Buds ever made seem to still be used by enthusiast people and now that the brand has disapeared, it's a treasure that you have in your hands, a treasure that would gladly shared by the vast majority of owners.
Steel working to play it right!
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Hi Gene, Very nice to have met you on Sunday. Thanks for your time and for being a very nice gentleman and for shareing your wealth of knowledge of The Sho-Bud Steel Guitar to the forum. I too would like some info, Stolen from me many years ago and still looking to find, Black Pro II, #14895, and my LDG #17844. I know you have been swamped with request, so just when you have time. Thanks, J.R.
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Hello Gene,
This is amazing! I know you are very busy, and I feel guilty asking, and would gladly pay you for the information, but I have a 6140 with a serial# 2456
Any information would be greatly appreciated, no hurry.
Thanks
Don Blood
www.donblood.net
This is amazing! I know you are very busy, and I feel guilty asking, and would gladly pay you for the information, but I have a 6140 with a serial# 2456
Any information would be greatly appreciated, no hurry.
Thanks
Don Blood
www.donblood.net
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J R,
Guitar model 6155 serial # 14895 I have listed as Charcoal. Built and shipped 7/25/79 to Gretsch inventory. I don't have a builder on it. This would have been when the factory was moving to Conway from Nashville.
Guitar model 6150 serial # 17844 was either one of the last guitars built in Conway or one of the first built in DeQueen Ar. The factory moved there 11/2/82 the guitar would have been built by myself or Yasu. I have no more information. Sorry
Gene Haugh
J R,
Guitar model 6155 serial # 14895 I have listed as Charcoal. Built and shipped 7/25/79 to Gretsch inventory. I don't have a builder on it. This would have been when the factory was moving to Conway from Nashville.
Guitar model 6150 serial # 17844 was either one of the last guitars built in Conway or one of the first built in DeQueen Ar. The factory moved there 11/2/82 the guitar would have been built by myself or Yasu. I have no more information. Sorry
Gene Haugh