http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-1924...item53eb8ec3ab
Well there you have it....an undocumented "Loar"
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-1924...item53eb8ec3ab
Well there you have it....an undocumented "Loar"
I'm in...
But it now
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Not a lot of energy put into fooling the experts here. Wonder who built it? The serial number would fit the Feb. 18, 1924 batch, if it were real.
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Got to love the missing Florida.
The Mandolin Cafe case sticker does ad some semblance of authenticity. It had to pass through the hands of somebody that's been here. I wonder if that is the original Loar case?
I figured you weren't too thrilled.
The sticker may actually help. A potential buyer might just log on and ask about that particular mandolin.
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Collings CJa
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Tacoma EM9c
30's Washburn Parlor
Various electric guitars, basses and amps.
Lots of strangeness here...
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Might sound a lot better than it looks. Dempseys Hutto wasnt pretty but it did soud real good.Could be an early Ward , Shue or a lot of carolinas builders who knows. It may peel the paint off the wall and blow you hair back.Some of the prettiest mandolinsive seen didnt sound all that good
That's not really the point. The point is, it is being represented as something it isn't.
Unless it really IS a...remodled? Loar.
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Collings CJa
Martin D15
Tacoma EM9c
30's Washburn Parlor
Various electric guitars, basses and amps.
It's not.
I need a sarcasm icon.
Flatiron 2MW
Collings CJa
Martin D15
Tacoma EM9c
30's Washburn Parlor
Various electric guitars, basses and amps.
it says f5 style in the description I dont think the expect to fool anybody
It's uo to $2,025 Better hurry.
Flatiron 2MW
Collings CJa
Martin D15
Tacoma EM9c
30's Washburn Parlor
Various electric guitars, basses and amps.
It's real but Sam Bush got to it or a maybe just a Sam Bush devotee. I bet it gets pulled. Just for grins I would love to see this one play out though.
Besides way too much flame in the sides and back, are there any side bound Feb 18th's? At least they are not trying to pass it off as an unsigned Loar.
Dang, I thought I had it for $2,001... maybe next year....
All this puppy needs is a Loar style fingerboard, tailpiece cover,waverly tuners and pickguard and a change of label to read a July 9, 1923 serial no. and add the signed and dated Lloyd Loar label and you are good to go with an authentic fake July 9th Loar with side binding. So close yet so far away.
When you are showing a serial no. and adding the date to the mandolin you are selling it as the real deal. I don't see using the word "style" as a protection agains forgery.
hey Gary, Ken and Darryl, This may be one of those rare unsigned Loar years "2nds" we heard so much about from that dealer in the midwest that claims to have seen dozens of them and has documentation and photos of all the '22,'23,24 unsigned Loars.
Im pretty sure that MandolinCafe sticker is a fake too.
Byrd
Coleman Falls, Va.
2004 Randy Wood F5
1970 Martin D-18
199? Washburn A (my loaner mandolin)
Check that Mandolincafe sticker for Scott's signature!
Emando.com: More than you wanted to know about electric mandolins.
Notorious: My Celtic CD--listen & buy!
Lyon & Healy • Wood • Thormahlen • Andersen • Bacorn • Yanuziello • Fender • National • Gibson • Franke • Fuchs • Aceto • Three Hungry Pit Bulls
Only twenty frets and a scroll like that I'm not surprised Lloyd didn't sign it.
Hereby & forthwith, any instrument with an odd number of strings shall be considered broken. With regard to mix levels, usually the best approach is treating the mandolin the same as a cowbell.
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