1967 Emmons Push Pull , D-10, Black Pending payment

[Mark Shuda]

PEarly serial number PP. #1095 D.
No bracing bar, was told came from factory without brace. New tuning keys, Original unrestored, just cleaned, lubed and set up w/new strings by Dan (The Steel Guitar Man) Chroninger.
Plays very smooth, with easy pedal action. Tone is killer, unmistakably early Emmons. Nice original hard side case.
Price is not a mistake. If you are seeing this ad , it is still for sale and it is your lucky day. Price is plus shipping, and forum donation.

[Brian Gattis]

Any trades???

[Abe Levy]

Sweet guitar! You can probably get the correct tone knob from Emmons co. They seem to have a supply of them.

[Mark Shuda]

Sorry no trades.

[Liam Sullins]

Did you polish out the jeweling on the necks?

[Ron Forrest]

Mine is serial number 1108D. No brace bar and it sounds incredible!!!

[Mark Shuda]

Liam,
Did not polish out jeweling on the necks. Condition is unrestored.

[T. C. Furlong]

That's got to be one of the first cut tails. I had 1090-D and it was a bolt on. I had 1127-D and it was on the Carter site as the first cut tail serial number. Obviously an error. This era for push-pulls was, in my opinion - the golden era - Really special sounding. Best wishes on finding an appreciative buyer Mark.

[Mark Shuda]

Thanks TC! Yes one of the first cuttails! and serial numbered guitars!

Guitar is going to your neck of the woods....Chicago , Illinois. Hear it live with
Chicago's #1 Country and Western Band, the Hoyle Brothers!!!

[T. C. Furlong]

Brian?

[Mark Shuda]

Myles bought it....will most likely end up in Brian's hands. Gonna go on the Ireland tour with the band.

[T. C. Furlong]

Myles is a great guy and he'll make a wonderful patron. Ireland tour? Cool.