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Colin S
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[QUOTE=John K] Thanks Lance
At least the banjo has strings. It's not a horn or drum, that should mean a something

One really strange concert I attended while at the Old Time Music camp was a banjo/accordian duet. What a hoot.[/QUOTE]

You haven't got a recording of that have you John? I'm sure we'd all like to hear it!

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Hooweee, that's sweet. Perfect neck for that guitar.

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OOOHHH AAAAHH!

Nice work John. Is the neck on the guitar Koa as well?
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Thank you Anthony
Yes indeed. Koa neck.. Good eye.

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John, it doesn't take a good eye to appreciate such an obvious beauty....that has to be one of my favs amongst those I've seen posted here as of late. (No disrespect intended to others....its just personal taste....and John's sure does it for me).


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Your work is superb John, I am amazed everytime I see a kinaird guitar, either S or J models. Cool Banjo too. Good work on Craigs part too.John How38881.9682986111

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John,

You went to a music camp with that banjo and didn't get any commissions? Surprising! BTW, do I spy arrowhead inlays on the fretboard? Nice tie-in with Craig's inlay.

That guitar wants me to play it.
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Thanks John and Carlton.
Yes, there are arrowheads for markers, and a broken arrow on the 12th fret.

Strangly, I did get a guitar commission. Can't figure that one.

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Wow, those are real beauties John!
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