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This guitar is one of 56 Advanced L-5s shipped in 1935. Pictures courtesy of Jon Zobler. Year shipped: 1935 FON: 128A-1 (the -1 is written in red pencil) Headstock: Horizontal ‘Gibson’ script logo Neck/fingerboard: 20 fret ebony fingerboard with pointed end and wide block inlays from the first fret. Pointed neck heel Body: 17-inch body with ...
Born in 1907, Edward McIntosh ‘Snoozer’ Quinn was by all accounts a virtuoso banjo player and guitarist. Appearing at local dances and minstrel shows as an adolescent, he went on to perform with jazz greats Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer, Louis Armstrong, Paul Whiteman, the Dorsey Brothers and many other notable musicians of the 1920s ...
Serial Number: 84471. Year shipped: 1929. FON: (See Type Two Gallery) Headstock: Horizontal ‘The Gibson’ logo, truss rod cover engraved ‘William Hengold’. Neck/fingerboard: 20 fret fingerboard with pointed end and banjo style pearl inlays. ‘Billy’ engraved on pearl block at end of fingerboard. Body: Maple back and sides.
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Year Shipped: 1935 FON: 177A – 10 Headstock: Horizontal ‘Gibson’ script logo Neck/fingerboard: 20 fret fingerboard with pointed end and narrow block inlays from the first fret. Wide neck heel. A ‘stinger’ is visible beneath the finish on the back of headstock Body: 17-inch body with, maple back and sides and small, bound f-holes Hardware: Gold-plated metal parts…
The shipping dates listed below relate to the instrument’s serial number and are based on information provided in Spann’s Guide To Gibson by Joseph E. Spann Note that the serial number indicates the date at which the instrument was shipped rather than its date of manufacture All examples have maple back and sides unless otherwise indicated If…
The 74 tracks on this set were recorded in New York from 1928-35, and they feature Purvis with His Orchestra, and as a sideman with Smith Ballew, Hal Kemp, Ed Kirkeby, Rube Bloom, Tommy Dorsey, Adrian Rollini, Benny Goodman, Dick McDonough, Seger Ellis, Lee Morse, Eddie Lang and others.
