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Location: miramichi, New-Brunswick, Canada | I have in my possession a 1968 Ovation Glen Campbell Artist Balladere.
I have done some research on its worth and was wondering who would give me the best offer.
MODEL: 1127-4
SERIAL#: F-777
HISTORY on this guitar
- has been in air conditionned room for 35 years
- no scratchs
- all original parts (except strings of course)
- original condition
please contact me
damour@nbnet.nb.ca
P.S. Looking for best offer!! |
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Location: SoCal | Is this a shiny bowl and do you have any pics? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Paul,
A dog can walk just fine on 3 legs.
Dave
Obviously nobody will know what the hell I'm talking about. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Dave, as usual; you're right. |
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| Unfortunately, this is not the desirable Glen Campbell Deluxe Balladeer that dates to 1968: shiny deep-bowl, inlaid rosette, large truss rod cover with Glen Campbell signature, with label that reads "Deluxe" with no model number. Most, if not all, of these have an A-XXX or B-XXX serial number.
With a model number 1127-4 and a serial number of F-777, this is a very early artist-bowl model with the textured back that would date to 1969, possibly 1970. Several months ago a 1127-4 from this period in excellent condition went for approximately $300. on eBay, with the added bonus of Glen Campbell's signature written in red on the label. |
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Location: SoCal | I'm kinda relieved. The dog already got the new leg and I'm tap city. |
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Location: Seymour, Tennessee | I'm interested in it.
I sent you a P.M. |
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Location: NJ | a "Prime Minister" ? |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | I don't think so Cliff. I'm pretty sure what he means is "Post Noon" as apposed to "After Midnight". |
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Location: miramichi, New-Brunswick, Canada | Id like to Thank everyone for replying to my post.
I will get pictures developped in the next week.
Please be patient because i have to find a Scanner to download the pics.
But i will get in contact with you.
Sincerely yours
damour@nbnet.nb.ca |
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Location: SoCal | I think that you could answer a lot of our questions if you could just tell us if the bowl is textured or shiny. |
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Location: Yerington,NV | Paul, I guess it depends on what side of the bowl your looking at!
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Location: Phoenix AZ | The shiny finish was only applied to the outside of the bowl. Insides were always left natural as far as I know. Dave |
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Location: miramichi, New-Brunswick, Canada | Moody, your answer is this:
-Bowl is Textured but,
Standingovation is right
"The shiny finish was only applied to the outside of the bowl. The inside was left natural." |
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Ovation "Glen Campbell" Artist Balladere 1968
