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This is Scheerhorn #073, built 12/5/93.  It is a maple R Body, sometimes referred to as "The Shroud of Turin" based on the distinctive pattern on the back.  This guitar is loud and cuts through the mix when you need it, but also has a broad dynamic range, and has a softer voice when you want that.  When I got it, the cone was pretty thoroughly worn out and somewhat collapsed, so I replaced it with a Legend cone, which sounds great.  The cover plate is a replacement and has the removable handrest that is attached with allen head screws.  $3500 plus shipping, with the tweed case.  

This ad previously included a Wolfe resonator that is no longer for sale.

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Bobby Wolfe Resoport #174-32

Description: Solid Maple Body and Sides, Mahogany Neck, Natural Blonde Finish. Includes original, black TKL case (with original key, and Bobby Wolfe's card inside).

My current gaggle of Reso's.  A man can never prednisone have too many!

Ported Walnut Wolfe at Elderly Music.  SN 196 54.  No year given in the ad but fans of Wolfe guitars can probably discern its (notice no apostrophe!!) age.  $2750.  String thru headstock, don't know if that's tadalafil common to all Wolfe's or just this one.  No soundwell, internal baffle.

http://www.elderly.com/vintage/items/50U-2358.htm