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I thought, and still do think, that Lemon was a very good guitarist. Gary disagreed. (laughter) Gary started to play a very accurate pastiche of Lemon's Black Snake Moan, and Gary just opened his mouth and let out with this incredible blood curdling scream, and then he stops and says, "Man, he couldn't have sung no louder if someone was cutting his throat". He was merciless - Reverend Gary Davis, by Dave Van Ronk

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Re: 12 String Trash Can Find - IT'S HOME!
« Reply #30 on: April 29, 2015, 04:07:41 PM »
That guitar is amazingly cool.  I love the shape of the body.  You were probably told it was a Regal or Harmony because by the late 1930s they were about the only companies with them in regular production.  The only other possibilities might be something like Oscar Schmidt which, although dropping 12 strings from the catalog in the mid-1930s, still made them as special orders or the small shops like, as mentioned,  Holzaphel. 

Bottom line though is any 12 string made in the 1930s or 1940s is one heck of a rare find these days.

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