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At 9:09am on May 8, 2009, Roi Weber said…: Thank you for adding me. I am completely new to the site. A guitar expert from a music center told me about this site. He said that I might be able to find some vintage guitar experts that might be able to help me.

At 12:14pm on May 13, 2009, Roi Weber said…: I have contacted all the people on the site that I could find from Mexico, all 3 of them. I just got done cleaning up the guitar and removing the spots of white paint that were still on it. Thanks for your help. Do you know any sites or resources that teach how to play the guitar? I have tabs and a program that makes tabs.
Thanks,

At 4:33pm on May 13, 2009, Jim Ingraham said…: http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/offers/offer13/nlg_offer13.html
Roi, This is a site located in San Diego. His name is David. I like the way he introduces the guitar to people. There is a fee involved, like all things of knowledge you have to pay for it. Give him a try and see what happens.
For your search of the Manufacturer of the 40's guitar. There is a place in Claremont, Calif.," Claremont Folk Music Instruments ". ( this is the name as well). They have been in business for over 40 years, they might be able to help you in your quest. Roi I hope this will help you. Good Luck. Jim I.

At 10:52am on January 6, 2010, Roi Weber said…: Hi Jim,
I have added new clean photos of my guitar on my blog. Please check it out when you have time. Let me know if I should take any more photos from different angles.