Flippin' Like Wilson!

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From the @edgar_allan_poe Collection, formerly from the KiZaNsKi Collection, and now back in my care again (on loan), these two fine examples from Bill Nash:

First, this 2009 Nash "1959 Telecaster Custom" in Fiesta Red with double-bound body, maple neck and original soft case.

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I bought this guitar in 2010, played it for a while, traded it to Poe who gigged it for several years and then pretty much retired.It is light, resonant, and has a superb acoustic voice.$OLD shipped, PayPal gift.

Then there's this...

This is a not-sure-of-the-year Nash "1963 Stratocaster" in Sonic Blue.

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This one was and is one of my favorites.
This was purchased around the same time as the Tele above and traded to Poe along with it for a Huber which I sold some months later (of course).

Anyway, this one is a gem. I had this one at the same time as the 1959 Stratocaster that I got from Dave's in Lacrosse, WI, and if you closed your eyes and played either one, you'd be hard pressed to tell them apart. It hardly matters either way, of course, because I sold the '59 as well.

I am nothing if not fickle.

This one has a full neck, some cowboy chord fret wear, and the original soft case.
$1,450 shipped, PayPal gift.

I am literally "selling these for a friend," but the good news is that you all know the friend, so this isn't some fugazee eBay scamboogery.

PM or email me for more details.

And of course there's always this...

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1996 Mirage IIAlso in great condition. Some light scratches on the back. None through the wood or even at all deep.Has PRS pickups installed.  I know what you're thinking - Yuk! That's what I thought. I even bought a pair of Rios to put in it, but after plugging it in for a while, I ended up using the Rios elsewhere.  There was simply no reason to change them.Little to no fret wear, typical Mirage flexibility and greatness. A true Swiss Army guitar.Original Wilky bridge with trem bar, OHSC.$0LD, shipped to the lower 48. PayPay Gift, please.

A small amount of Pizza Day excellence.

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A couple of light scratches.

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Package deals available!!

I have been duly authorized to deal!
How can I make such amazing deals?

Volume, volume volume!

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PM me or email me.

 
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First, did Flip Wilson actually play those?  Second, what's the acoustic voice of the neck profile's weight?

 
That's like saying the Ertha Kitt was the Catwoman.
Julie Newmar was  Catwoman.  And, more importantly, Frank Gorshin was the Riddler and Burgess Meredith was the Penguin.  Not that idiot Jim Carrey or Danny DeVito respectively. 

 
You could, however, play them Nash guitars in the band of the Church of What's Happenin' Now!

Nice. 

 
Julie Newmar was  Catwoman.  And, more importantly, Frank Gorshin was the Riddler and Burgess Meredith was the Penguin.  Not that idiot Jim Carrey or Danny DeVito respectively. 
I didn't hate Halle Berry as Catwoman and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman is just... h-h-h-h-h-h-h-huuuuuuuu......

But, to sum up:

2009 Nash "1959 Telecaster Custom - $1450

Nash "1963 Stratocaster - $1450

1996 Hamer Mirage II - $1000

Prices include shipping to the lower 48 states, PayPal Gift please.

 
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"You can't expect to hit the jackpot if you don't put a few nickels in the machine."
-Flip Wilson

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I couldn't help but notice there was a description of it's acoustic voice. WTF are you going soft?

arniez

 
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