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Further evidence that you can't always believe what you read on eBay. The seller of this gloriously Art Deco-looking
Airline archtop obviously hasn't done his/her homework when listing this guitar on eBay, claiming it is from the 1940s. Although now revived by Eastwood Guitars, originally Airline was a brandname of the Valco Manufacturing Company for guitars sold through Montgomery Ward mail order between 1958-1968.
By the way, although this guitar looks fine in the above images, photos on the eBay listing showing the rear of the guitar tell a sadder story. The neck/body join needs some serious repair work.
G L Wilson
Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - now in its 9th year!
Apparently YOU don't do your homework Research either! Airline was the brand name used by Montgomery Wards, but the guitars were made by KAY Musical Instruments of Chicago! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kay_Musical_Instrument_Company
ReplyDeleteAFTER Kay went out of business in the LATE 60's, the NAME was bought by Valco! Valco "Kay" guitars are worthless and are NOT collectors items!
Hows that Foot in your Mouth Taste??
Whoah! Don't get your knickers in a twist.
ReplyDeleteWe are not Professional guitar bloggers with 100% of our time to devote to writing these posts. We do it for the love of the subject. And yeah, we make mistakes, and are happy to admit so when we do.
Foot in the mouth taste? How's that self-righteous glow you've got?