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George Rout


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St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 28 Aug 2022 3:40 pm    
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Hi Folks:
I have a friend in Nova Scotia who is contemplating selling his two Rickies as he's downsizing. The earlier one has only the volume control (made that way), the other one has both volume and tone controls. I understand that both are in very good condition.

What would be an approx asking price on each please? He doesn't have a computer, that's why I"m asking.

Thanks.

Geo
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Noah Miller


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Post  Posted 28 Aug 2022 5:02 pm    
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What models are these? Bakelites? How many strings?
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George Rout


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Post  Posted 29 Aug 2022 3:21 am    
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Sorry, these are B6's.
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Allan Revich


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Post  Posted 29 Aug 2022 10:38 pm    
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George Rout wrote:
Sorry, these are B6's.
Geo


I haven’t seen a B6 offered for under $1000 in a couple years. Every B6 being offered at more than $2000 is still sitting. So, without pictures and more details, you can figure around $1000 for a post WWII and around $1500 for a pre-war.
A like-new pre-war could fetch around $2000-$2500.
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Lloyd Walsh


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Post  Posted 30 Aug 2022 7:23 am    
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I agree with Allan on pricing of this era. I bought a war time B6 with an original case a few months ago for $1200. 7 and 8 string “Pandas” can be a bit higher. Add a couple hundred more for pre war models with the slightly bigger pickup.
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George Rout


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Post  Posted 30 Aug 2022 6:38 pm    
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Thanks folks. My buddy will be pleased with that data.
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