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William Gallagher


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Post  Posted 8 Mar 2020 4:07 pm    
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Offering what I believe is a 1945 Rickenbacher Electro Lap Steel guitar. There is no serial number but my guess after some research is post-war. It has a thicker war-time neck (introduced 1940 & continued onward). This early version has the original spelling of Adolph Rickenbacher’s name. It was later changed to Rickenbacker due to anti German sentiment. This headstock's T-logo is spelled RickenbacHer. The spelling changed to RickenbacKer in 1946. (Some 'H' spelled T-logo badges were put on early 1946 "transition" bakelites).

NOTE: I welcome input on the year.

All original condition. This is an instrument to play and display. It has excellent sound and is very eye catching. Bakelite body and white metal panels. In very good condition. Measures approximately 30 inches long x 9.5 inches wide.

Sorry – no case.

Asking $1,250+shipping - All negotiable
kevin@gallagherpr.com
(510) 599-0416



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Gaetan Demers

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 14 Mar 2020 9:28 pm     Rick lap steel
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Hello Mr Gallagher we spoke earlier the watch repair guy have you made a decide on the Rick yet Thanks watchrepair11@verizon.net tel 9786883395.
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William Gallagher


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Post  Posted 8 Apr 2020 9:46 am     1945 Rickenbacher Electro Lap Steel
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Sold to a private buyer offline (not via SGF).
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