guild ce100dp

capri-boy

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i'm a newbie to the forum and i'm looking for the correct pickguard for my 1963 ce100dp. This is a very cool forum and its easy to see the loyalty to GUILD shine in mant posts. I scrolled thru all of Dasbootmans pickguards but no luck for a ce100dp. My interests are jazz, blues,rockabilly RnR and standards.
 

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Hi capriboy,

From what I recall, 1963 was a bit of a crossover year for pickguard styles with Guild. I think that from about '59 to '64, Guilds had a smooth, rounded Epiphone-style pickguard with a little chevron icon. It looked like this: http://www.ggjaguar.com/ce-100dp.htm

The 50s pickguards were generally 8-ply B&W laminated pickguards with no icon at all. They eventually became clear acrylic, painted black on the back with the little chevron screened on first and visible from the front.

And although the rounded chevron type appeared up to about '64, I think that they started to phase in the more common stairstep-style around '63-'64, especially on Starfires. The chevron was eventually replaced with a little shining star.
And on both rounded- and stairstep-styles, they sometimes had a thin pinstripe running around the outside like this: http://www.ggjaguar.com/sf-4.htm

As with other guitar companies trying to use up old stock, Guilds often came out of the factory with varying appointments. You'll also find them mismatched on used examples.

I think the correct one for yours is the one in the first link. I had a '64 with the same pickguard.

Hope this helps, enjoy your CE-100, and welcome to the forum!
 

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Howdy Capriboy - you're in the right spot!

The LetsTalkGuild FAQ has some basic guidelines on how to insert images in your posts. Read here:
http://www.letstalkguild.com/phpBB2/faq.php#24

Basically, you need to go to a photo sharing site like Flickr, upload your photos there. Then, copy the URL linking to the photo, come back here and nsert the URL into your post.
 

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northbayj said:
Howdy Capriboy - you're in the right spot!
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