are the two guitars on left J-45s? that is so cool
Gibson? Why would Sears, which was selling instruments under its own label, use a Gibson in something marketing that might hopefully sell Sears guitars?are the two guitars on left J-45s? that is so cool
ah, that was sears? well, the 2 acoustics looked sloped so I thought could be...Gibson? Why would Sears, which was selling instruments under its own label, use a Gibson in something marketing that might hopefully sell Sears guitars?
Do I make a snarky remark about "The Sears Way" in the OP and "Sears presents" on the album cover (or perhaps book, but there is definitely a recording involved) and reading comprehension, or just say "Welcome to the Club" since you didn't get your reading glasses.ah, that was sears? well, the 2 acoustics looked sloped so I thought could be...
I know you are speaking English here, for whatever reason, I am not getting it Fro lol.Do I make a snarky remark about "The Sears Way" in the OP and "Sears presents" on the album cover (or perhaps book, but there is definitely a recording involved) and reading comprehension, or just say "Welcome to the Club" since you didn't get your reading glasses.
I am more surprised by the naming only showing Sears rather then Sears, Roebuck & Co. My grandmother worked there for years and would get a bit testy if one referred to is just using the name "Sears". The shortened naming came years later (but I cannot say when from memory). My second guitar was a SIlvertone and it is the only one I have no clue what happened to it.....