Help IDing Push Pull gentleman from Minnesota

Robert Golembeski · From: Minnesota, USA

About a year ago I got a name and number of a gentleman to contact to get my guitar looked at and maybe give me some pointer to start. I mentioned that when I purchased my guitar I got a box FULL of 70-80's literature, convention flyers, letters, etc. He wanted to see them so I brought them. When looking at them he wanted to keep them for closer looks and said he would mail it all back to me. It's been a year and I have since lost his number. If anyone has information on him (I don't even remember his name) it would be appreciated. I felt pretty safe leaving this with him cause he seemed pretty nice.

I do know apparently he used to own a steel shop in minneapolis (i think?)

It would be nice to keep these materials with the steel. Was a lot of interesting nostalgic kinda stuff.

Thanks all!
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Lynn Stafford · From: Ridgefield, WA USA

Robert,

I think you're most likely looking for my friend Clem Schmitz. If that name rings a bell, send me an email and I'll provide you with his contact information.
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