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Circa 1900-20 Early Parlor Guitar made in Jamestown, NY. The label is very difficult to read, but appears to say 'Made by John E. Person, 70 Wega St., Jamestown, N.Y.' I have no idea the exact age of this guitar and can find no information about the maker. It is very well constructed, with intricate inlay around the sound hole and herringbone band running vertically in the center of the back. Guitar is extremely light, weighing only 2.8 pounds, but has a large sound. Lower bout is 13" across, upper is 10-¼". Overall length is 38" +/-. The guitar is not bad at all for the assumed age, but has many small scratches, discoloration and the effects of handling over the years. Both the neck joint and the bridge appear to have had some rather sloppy glue work done at some point. There is a crack about ½ way up the heel of the neck but it seems sound. Both the neck joint and bridge seem sound and secure, but there is a small amount of lift at the bottom of the bridge though it seems to be well held in that position (see photo). It also looks like a heel cap of some kind is missing from the back of the heel. There is a spot on the edge of the lower bout on the lower right edge where the outer 1/8 " of inlay is worn off or missing for about 2" (see photo). The back of the neck has inlay in the shape of a letter "I" - the upper 'serif' of inlay near the bottom of the headstock is missing (see photo) but does not hinder function. Tuners are functional, action is a bit over 1/8 " at the 12th under light string tension. Sorry, no case. Please contact me with questions, I'll do my best to answer them.
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Salt Lake City, UT
Posted on: December 31
2021 CFMoto CForce 800 XC Camo Features may include: 65 hp V-Twin, liquid cooled 8-valve engine Easy-shift gate system 12-Function digital gauge, w/hours, brightness adjust & voltage CVTech transmission Electronic Power Steering Double A-Arm front suspension, Independent trailing arm rear Fully adjustable gas shocks Ground clearance: 11" 14" alloy wheels, 26 inch radial tires 2" receiver hitch USB...
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Salt Lake City, UT
Posted on: December 31
Used- Fair Condition. Average wear and tear. Gore-Tex at a great price! Color/Size/Condition Brown / M / Used Lone Pine Gear Exchange is an outdoor gear shop that offers retail, consignment, ski tuning, gear repair, as well as a refill station and coffee shop. 2835 East 3300 South, Salt Lake City...
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Sandy, UT
Posted on: December 31
Men's ski jackets 70% off! prices starting at $64.99. Most are all mens size large and medium, not many XL or Small. Only available at our Outlet location at 9432 South Union Square in Sandy. Just come in and wear a mask. We have them for you if you forget it! We are open from: Monday-Friday 10-6, Saturday 10-5, Closed Sunday. https://www.ajmotionsports.com/gear-outlet/ john@ajmotionsports.com...
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Logan, UT
Posted on: December 31
Iron wine rack with two keys and lock Perfect condition and beautiful detail This is heavy and not cheaply made...
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Heber City, UT
Posted on: December 31
2021 Polaris® RZR XP 1000 Sport THE INDUSTRY'S TOP SELLING SxS CROSS-TERRAIN PERFORMANCE NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD Put yourself firmly in control, even in the most unpredictable terrain, with the extreme performance of 110 HP, 20" of usable travel, 64" stance and the definitive grip of 29" tires. From the assertive shape outside and the refined cockpit within, RZR XP 1000 delivers performance you can s...
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