Name that steel

Edward Pilcer · From: New Jersey, USA

Hi - Just found this one in my local CL. Anyone have an idea who made it?

http://cnj.craigslist.org/msg/3152826914.html

Regards
Ed
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Randy Reeves · From: LaCrosse, Wisconsin, USA

Bo Diddly? Surprised

Ray Montee · From: Portland, Oregon (deceased)

I noticed the volume and tone knobs appear to be the kind used on the mid-1930's Rickenbacher FryPans and earliest Bakelites......that being the flat hexagon or whatever type knobs.

John Billings · From: Ohio, USA

I have no clue,,,,, but,,,,, I like it!

John Rosett · From: Missoula, MT

I wonder who his aunt was.
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Richard Shatz · From: St. Louis

This is ahe closest thing I could find. Headstock says
C. Kahlmen.

Doug Beaumier · From: Northampton, MA

Here's another Kahlman lap steel. There is very little info about these guitars on line. Someone said they were made in Elizabeth NJ, but I'm not so sure about that. It looks like pre-war or maybe just post war. I read about a D-6 Kahlman on line, but no pictures.

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Edward Pilcer · From: New Jersey, USA

Since it is a central NJ ad, it could be a steel that was made in Elizabeth.
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Doug Beaumier · From: Northampton, MA

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