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Rickenbacker Model 100 Silver Hawaiian 1937-1943 There were two versions of the model 100 lap steel guitar. The Silver Hawaiian (pictured) was chromed and was one of the early models while the other one was wooden lap steel from the fifties.For sale
July 7, 2011

Rickenbacker Model 100 Silver Hawaiian

1937-1943

There were two versions of the model 100 lap steel guitar. The Silver Hawaiian (pictured) was chromed and was one of the early models while the other one was wooden lap steel from the fifties.For sale

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Gibson ES-150 1936-1956 Arguably the very first commercially successful spanish guitar. (ES-150 as $150 was the price to pay for that baby.) The pickup on the pre-war models sported the famous “Charlie Christian” Pickup.
October 2, 2010

Gibson ES-150

1936-1956

Arguably the very first commercially successful spanish guitar. (ES-150 as $150 was the price to pay for that baby.) The pickup on the pre-war models sported the famous “Charlie Christian” Pickup.

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Rickenbacker Model A-22 1931 This is the very first electric guitar. A 1931 rickenbacker lap-steel Model A-22 a.k.a “The Frying pan”.
September 7, 2010

Rickenbacker Model A-22

1931

This is the very first electric guitar. A 1931 rickenbacker lap-steel Model A-22 a.k.a “The Frying pan”.

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http://electricized.com/notes/1084594073/O94RDbqfD