u/Robert72051

Extremely rare left-handed JR Zeidler archtop guitar

Extremely rare left-handed JR Zeidler archtop guitar

In 1982 I was a playing musician in Philadelphia, PA. Unfortunately all my guitars were stolen, and I needed a new instrument. Thing is, I'm left-handed so in order to get anything decent I would have to have it made. Several people recommended that I see John Zeidler, and he made this instrument for me. After his untimely death, I contacted his wife to see if she knew anything about my guitar. She told me she didn't know much but she believed that he only made two left-handed archtop guitars out of the approximately the 160 instruments that he produced, so this really is a unicorn.

https://preview.redd.it/33kgk2ltga2h1.jpg?width=684&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=30d8d1d4d736fb462e561001a327b209831969e7

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u/Robert72051 — 1 day ago

Extremely rare left-handed JR Zeidler archtop guitar

In 1982 I was a playing musician in Philadelphia, PA. Unfortunately all my guitars were stolen, and I needed a new instrument. Thing is, I'm left-handed so in order to get anything decent I would have to have it made. Several people recommended that I see John Zeidler, and he made this instrument for me. After his untimely death, I contacted his wife to see if she knew anything about my guitar. She told me she didn't know much but she believed that he only made two left-handed archtop guitars out of the approximately the 160 instruments that he produced, so this really is a unicorn.

https://preview.redd.it/sxrsr48lea2h1.jpg?width=684&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9ec07d9c1f7c782ecf1036b11b69170bbe22fd41

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u/Robert72051 — 1 day ago

Extremely rare left-handed JR Zeidler archtop guitar

In 1982 I was a playing musician in Philadelphia, PA. Unfortunately all my guitars were stolen, and I needed a new instrument. Thing is, I'm left-handed so in order to get anything decent I would have to have it made. Several people recommended that I see John Zeidler, and he made this instrument for me. After his untimely death, I contacted his wife to see if she knew anything about my guitar. She told me she didn't know much but she believed that he only made two left-handed archtop guitars out of the approximately the 160 instruments that he produced, so this really is a unicorn.

https://preview.redd.it/5yq66mmqda2h1.jpg?width=684&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f82ee08a01fc2a64f2f4814c2be420e0f204fb4

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u/Robert72051 — 1 day ago