Guitar
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Guitarz reader Julian writes:
Do any of our other readers have any clues as to what this mystery guitar might be?
G L Wilson
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Guitar
Can you identify the mysterious Outlook guitar?
guitarz.blogspot.com:
Ok, so curiosity has gotten the better of me here. For a few days I saw the guitar on the Hotmail login page and wondered what it was but didn't attempt to find out, but now I can no longer hold in that desire. So I was wondering whether you or any of the viewers of the blog might be able identify the guitar (photo attached)?Thanks for that, Julian. That guitar does look strangely familiar; I have the sneaking suspicion that we may even have featured it on the blog at some point, but short of trawling our entire archives nothing is jogging the old memory, I'm afraid.
Many thanks, and keep up the great work on the ever interesting blog!
Do any of our other readers have any clues as to what this mystery guitar might be?
G L Wilson
© 2013, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
Please read our photo and content policy.
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guitarz.blogspot.com: Dear Mr. Wilson, I have been following your amazing and entertaining Guitarz blog for some years. I am writing you as I just got a Kay guitar (for almost no money, to ease any guilt trip in such a risky decision... I am aware...
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guitarz.blogspot.com: Miguel writes: Dear Gavin, I usually read your blog, thank you very much for keeping it. Last sunday I found this guitar on a flea market near Madrid, Spain. I've been searching the net but could not find any information...
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