George Roberts's Discussions
Finish for ebony pyramid bridge?
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I am making a replacement bridge for a small parlor guitar. The original bridge had split in front of the saddle. When examining the old bridge, it appears to have a thin coat of finish. The early…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by George Roberts Jun 7.
Pickguard Scar
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This is a Martin 1-42 from 1917 that I have owned for many years. At one point somebody had glued on a pickguard that had then been removed or had fallen off. I do not play with my finger resting…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by onewent May 21.
Another bridge pin angle question
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This is the bridge from the parlor guitar that has the unreadable writing inside. The front of the bridge, in front of the saddle, split off and I'm trying to duplicate the old bridge. I am using…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrew Mar 29.
WRITING INSIDE GUITAR
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This is a guitar that I have owned for many years. Recently the bridge split just in front of the saddle. Before trying to remove the bridge, I looked inside with a mirror and discovered writing on…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mike Kolb Jun 18.
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Hi George.
Thanks a million. I'll give you a call after the first of the year about my condition.
Your offer is extraordinarily gracious & generous.
Thank you SO very much(-:
Paul
Thanks Dr. George.
My e-mail address is gtrtech@frontier.com
Could you e-mail me your phone # and a 'best time' to give you a call.
Sincere thanks,
Paul
Hi George!
Thanks for the note - much appreciated!
I'm hoping that you will stop by when in the area so we can meet you and show you some of the cool stuff that's here from time to time.
A month or so ago we had two 1936 L-OOs in for repairs and they were both only a few serial numbers apart too.
Hope that all is well with you my friend.
Hesh
Hi George, I'm just learning how this site works. Thanks for the add.
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