Ric Frypan and Clinesmith 7 string

Pedal, lap, Hawaiian, resonator ... anything played with a bar
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Steve Hamill
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Ric Frypan and Clinesmith 7 string

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These were to be my keepers but another project and family needs are calling...
Prices are firm and not interested in trades. I will split shipping and Paypal with the buyer.

Clinesmith 7 string lap with soft case included. Sold!

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50's Richenbacher short scale frypan with non original hard plastic case. $1800

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Mike Anderson
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Post by Mike Anderson »

I take it the Rick (?) Bakelite with koa (?) panels is not for sale? What a gorgeous bunch of guitars, timing is awful for me but hopefully they'll get snapped up quickly.

That tortoise back on the frypan - I'm cryin' for the lack of cash! :(
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Someone is going to be VERY happy with that Clinesmith. I only wish that it could be me...
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Bakelite not for sale

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The Bakelite with the maple neck and koa panels belongs to Geri Valdriz and is not for sale. Its on loan to me until ....
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Clinesmith is sold!

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One down, and one to go.
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Post by jsaine »

What is the Rick looking guitar with Koa panels?
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Post by Steve Hamill »

Geri had a Bakelite B6 with a broken neck. He asked Bill Hardin from Bear Creek guitars if he could make a new neck for it. In the process he turned it into a longer scale guitar as well. It's a maple neck painted black with gotoh tuners, abalone fret markers and rope binding. It's hold tune like a frypan now too! It is not for sale, and if it were I would buy it myself.
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Never seen a back like that one on a Frypan.. is that original ? What is that material ?

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Heres another just like it for quite a bit more than I'm asking. It's all original.

http://www.vintagemandolin.com/54ricken ... n_nsn.html
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Post by Steven Cummings »

Yes if you can please tell us what the back is made of if known. I've got an old rick with the backplate that has a piece missing and this looks pretty darn good to me. If I didn't already own one similar I'd buy it....

Thanks, Steve
Lookin' on the sunny side....
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Bakelite?

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I'm guessing, but I thinks it's bakelite.
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Frypan sold pending payment.

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Australia bound mate!
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