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Alvin Blaine


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Picture Rocks, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 7 Oct 2002 9:48 pm    
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WOW! A real 1930's frying pan steel for only $9.99 starting bid.
The only thing worse than an uneducated buyer is an uneducated seller
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Ray Montee


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Portland, Oregon (deceased)
Post  Posted 7 Oct 2002 10:32 pm    
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Ain't that the truth!
Don't anyone get sucked-in on this item!!


OOOOOOOPSS! S-O-R-R-Y 'bout that!

[This message was edited by Ray Montee on 08 October 2002 at 01:43 PM.]

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HowardR


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N.Y.C.-Fire Island-Asheville
Post  Posted 8 Oct 2002 3:16 am    
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Somebody's gonna get the "once over", not so easy.....

err, Ray, change the "on" to "in"....

[This message was edited by HowardR on 08 October 2002 at 04:19 AM.]

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oj hicks


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Springville, AL
Post  Posted 8 Oct 2002 10:33 am    
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If that is a Fry-Pan I'm a frog, and there is no resemblance to me being a frog! Do your homework, folk.

oj hicks
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Brad Bechtel


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San Francisco, CA
Post  Posted 8 Oct 2002 2:41 pm    
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Like most of you, I eagerly clicked on the link expecting a Rickenbacher Model A-22 or A-25 steel guitar from the 1930s. Instead we get this student model from the 1950s. I've owned one of these before and they are far, far inferior to the original "frying pan" Rickeys, and even to the Bakelite B-6 models. This was in my opinion one of Rickenbacker's less successful models.

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Alvin Blaine


From:
Picture Rocks, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 8 Oct 2002 4:08 pm    
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I just wanted you to know how I felt searcing eBay and to see a listing of a 1930's Ric frying-pan, then click on the link and start reading the discription while the pictures are loading then I scroll down to look at the pictures. First I mentally screamed at the seller then started laughing at how misinformed some people on ebay are. It looks like that ebay member sells mostly dolls and has a high percentage of negitive feedback.
I like how they think its made out of "Frying-pan steel".
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Chuckie Acevedo

 

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Fresno Ca
Post  Posted 11 Oct 2002 3:29 pm    
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Hey now wait a minute.....I remember during the war there were metal drives to collect metal for the war effort....could this be what they collected them for??? Buy Bonds (theyre cheaper)

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Paul Warnik

 

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Illinois,USA
Post  Posted 11 Oct 2002 4:50 pm    
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Rickenbacker model 59
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