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This
is a 1952 Carvin Bakelite lap steel. |
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And here's
the headstock of the above model. |
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Here's an
early 1950's lap steel. |
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And the
headstock of the above steel. |
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Here's a
model #6DHG-5B from about 1959, with the original shipping carton. |
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This is a
mid-50's #8806A doubleneck 8-string steel guitar. |
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This
is an #10-B steel guitar from the late 1960's. |
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This is a mid-1950's D88801 triple-neck steel. |
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And
here's a close-up of the above D88801. |
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Here's a
vintage #DHG-5B steel guitar from the late 1950's. |
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From the late
1950's, this is a 60C steel guitar, made from maple and walnut, with
original case and telescoping legs. |
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Here's a great
look at the Multi-Harp Triplex string changer used on early Carvin steel
guitars. |
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Here's
another Multi-Harp Triplex string changer. |
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Here's a 1954
(roughly) 6606 doubleneck steel guitar, with an early 50's Carvin amp. |
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This is a 1965
#8806 doubleneck 10-string steel guitar. |
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Here's a
mid-60's #8806D doubleneck 8-string steel guitar. |
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This is a 1957 Model #8806A steel guitar. |
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Although
this looks remarkably similar to the '57 #8806A above, this is actually
a 1976 Pro D8 - the last year Carvin offered a steel guitar. |
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Here's a close-up of the headstocks on the Pro D8 above. |
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This is technically not even a Carvin.
This is a 1940's Kiesel (the predecessor to the Carvin name) lap-steel
guitar. |
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This Kiesel is similar to the one above, but it looks like the case
isn't original. |
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