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Jody Cameron

 

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Post  Posted 11 Oct 2021 1:38 pm    
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I’m trying to help sell for a friend. He is having health issues and can no longer play. Please direct all communications to me through the forum, or email me me directly at emmonsd10@yahoo.com.

1989 Anniversary Emmons Push Pull 8/4. Serial Number 6738. This guitar has never been played outside of the house. C-6 Neck never played. A rare find, and one that has not been refurbished. All original, as picked up from the factory. Price $5500, buyer pays shipping.









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Jody Cameron

 

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Post  Posted 14 Oct 2021 9:12 pm    
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Dan Sliter

 

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Post  Posted 15 Oct 2021 6:23 pm     Black same model
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I have a Black anniversary model.I bought new in 1989.8&5.Never been in a club and played very little.same plate on the right front.
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Charley Hill

 

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Post  Posted 26 Oct 2021 12:38 pm    
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If I am not mistaken, there were only 5 of these guitars made. 4 Black and One Rosewood and all were Strayhorn Era Guitars.
Nice Guitar!
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Lynn Stafford


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Ridgefield, WA USA
Post  Posted 29 Oct 2021 8:41 am     25th Anniversary Emmons Guitars
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Charley Hill wrote:
If I am not mistaken, there were only 5 of these guitars made. 4 Black and One Rosewood and all were Strayhorn Era Guitars.
Nice Guitar!


There is actually another red mica D-10 25th Anniversary guitar here in the Northwest. It's owned by an old friend of mine in the Portland, Oregon area. He bought it new from Bobbe Seymour at his store while he was on a business trip in Nashville.

I'm currently working on another black mica one right now. It's #6749 presently owned by a customer in Texas.

This one that's being sold by Jody is very interesting in that it's the only one I've seen with the original style cast pedals (rather that than the later LeGrande style extruded ones).

Good luck on the sale, Jody!
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Charley Hill

 

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Post  Posted 29 Oct 2021 4:52 pm    
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There were rumors that someone in Nashville made copies that looked like an ANNIVERSARY EDITION but the cast pedals were the determining factor as a genuine guitar made at the Emmons Factory in Burlington NC.

Jack Strayhorn made all of them if my memory is right (Which is weak at the moment) If Jack is monitoring this thread, he could verify.

If I remember correctly, on a trip to Burlington back In the 90's, he said there were 5 made. 4 Black and One Rosewood and were made from parts left over from a surplus of Push Pull parts. Ron Sr said let's make an Anniversary edition and as a result 5 were made.
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Jody Cameron

 

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Post  Posted 5 Nov 2021 6:48 pm    
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