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Peter Freiberger

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 1 May 2008 5:11 pm    
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I recently got a '72 Emmons D10, a black fatback. S/N 1655D. Just curious if anyone can provide any history on it. It may have been re-mica'd at some point as the Emmons emblem was put on with only two screws and didn't have a hole in the mica for the third one. It has 8 widely spaced wide cast pedals, and 4 mismatched knee levers. It's obviously had a vertical lever at some point and who knows what else over the years. I have filled quite a few extraneous holes underneath.

Despite all that it sounded great, even with ancient strings, and I couldn't resist. I'm waiting for the new flocking to dry overnight and hope to start a careful reassembly tomorrow.
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Zsolt Kutasi

 

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Budapest, Hungary
Post  Posted 2 May 2008 11:21 am    
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Hello Peter,

Here is the brother:


Greatings from Hungary!

Zsolt
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