Don't worry Tim. We're a very friendly bunch of enablers...
FS 1973 Guild D25 All Hog Arch Back
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Don't worry Tim. We're a very friendly bunch of enablers...
adorshki
Reverential Member
Yeah you won't feel a thing.
Well, a little crowded, maybe, after a couple of months.
Neal
Senior Member
When I joined less than two years ago, my sig looked like this:
'73 D-35
Neal
'71 F-20
'71 D-25
'73 D-35
'74 G-37
'81 D-212
'99 X-150
'12 F-50 Std
'13 F-47R
'13 Orpheum 12-fret D
'14 Orpheum 12-fret 000 RW
Owned and sold:
'75 F-50R
'77 D-50
'02 F-412
'07 F-30
'13 D-140
'13 F-120
'
'73 D-35
Neal
'71 F-20
'71 D-25
'73 D-35
'74 G-37
'81 D-212
'99 X-150
'12 F-50 Std
'13 F-47R
'13 Orpheum 12-fret D
'14 Orpheum 12-fret 000 RW
Owned and sold:
'75 F-50R
'77 D-50
'02 F-412
'07 F-30
'13 D-140
'13 F-120
'
The Guilds of Grot
Enlightened Member
The scary part about this is that I lost/forgot my password to my website so I haven't been able to update it in a few years. I just looked at the latest version of my "Guild List" and it appears I'm a few short! Man it must be pretty bad when you lose track of a guitar or four!
Anyhow, here's my latest list which I think is about four short!
Westerly Wood
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I am the anomaly. Sig had 2 then 3 now 1. And investing back into the 1 so cannot have 2.
Westerly Wood
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Where do you house them all Mr. Grot?
AcornHouse
Venerated Member
He's got a REALLY big safe deposit box. :kiwi-fruit:
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- Location
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He lives in a TARDIS.
The Guilds of Grot
Enlightened Member
Hidden in a nondescript building somewhere on the east coast is: "The Vault".
(I've posted these before but I'm too lazy to look for it!)
Hopefully I'll be able to sell them all and recoup my investment, (and then some :friendly_wink
before you see them on Storage Wars!
The Guilds of Grot
Enlightened Member
See all the tags hanging from the cases?
Everything is cataloged and organized. That's the sign of a collector, not a hoarder!
(Yeah, yeah, I know, it's a thin line, but a line non-the-less.)
rampside
Senior Member
Hidden in a nondescript building somewhere on the east coast is: "The Vault".
Hopefully I'll be able to sell them all and recoup my investment, (and then some :friendly_wink
Grot? Grot? Grot?, That's real funny dude, but also evokes some mighty crazy images.:biggrin-new::nightmare:
adorshki
Reverential Member
In a previous life he was a cat lady.
classicrecordings
Member
The label only says D-25. Is this all mahogany?
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-guitar/barri...nt/1069278119?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-guitar/barri...nt/1069278119?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Yes. Appears to be a 1973 serial number, and d25s were all hog and arch back from 1973-1975
killdeer43
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adorshki
Reverential Member
Well, "roughly", unless you have info from Hans I don't recall or haven't seen yet.
They actually started archbacks in '72 "IIR" his revised history correctly (he corrected the '74 date he shows in "the book") and both spruce and hog-tops were available for a time on the archbacks, but for sure the majority of all-hog archbacks reported here are from '73. '74 not as common, I can't recall any '75's, but member Spiderman has a very late all-hog '76.
But hey, D25's may be the single most confusing model in the line when it comes to variations of construction and nomenclature. :friendly_wink: