Remember the Number: EA-610

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Because they have three times as many windings!

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Some actual examples (pictures from prior Reverb sales, not in my possession), exact years not known to me.

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Also, note the smiley face on the tuner button from the November 1961 ad in my post above. Hans discussed this in his 2017 post:

 
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And here's an ad from June 1957 for the Rite-Slant strings also discussed in Hans' post. Note the early use of the "ghost" graphic.

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What model guitar is Red Rowe playing? Looks like an F-30 size, but it has block inlays. F-40?

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I'm thinking Red's guitar in that ad is an F50.
Took some liberties with a photo of the '59 Blake has for sale...

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You maqy be right. It looks "small" to me, but it may be the way he is holding it.

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