Guitar
I have no idea what this guitar might be... It's much likely German from the 1970s, though the shape makes me think of a Defil - a Polish brand. The pickups look quite Musima - or one of the many Markneukirchen guitar brands -, but the pickguard could be from Höfner, and I've seen this kind of bridge and trem on many German guitars.
Bertram D
Edit: I was wrong all along, it's an Egmond 2ES1 Colorado!
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Guitar
unidentified customised German guitar
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It has obviously been refinish in this quite peculiar glitter khaki green and the knobs probably come from a radio, so I bet it's a Frankenstein, still something tells me I should recognize the original model - am I not a double florentine hollow-body guitars fan?
So, anybody has an clue?
So, anybody has an clue?
Bertram D
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