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Posted by Dan Lionberger on December 27, 2008 at 17:43:11:

In Reply to: Re: raymond guitar posted by pekka kahkonen on September 18, 2008 at 18:16:52:

Saw a picture of one online, they are very, very similar to the unlabeled guitar I inherited from my grandfather and father. My grandfather died when my father was a baby, in 1925, so know nothing of its history. Research points to it being an Oscar Schmidt or Lyon-Healy from near the turn of the century, i.e., c.1900. Or, possibly, a generic catalog version probably produced by one of the above companies for Sears-Roebuck or Montgomery Ward, and, perhaps, other companies such as 'Raymond'. Ironically, my grandfather's name was Raymond. I wonder...

: : need information on raymond acoustic guitar. Any help?

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: Well, I visited Duluth 1994 and I bought used Raymond acoustic, it´s kins of copy of Martin D 28/1920`s and built about then.

: BR Pekka
: Finland

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: Saw a picture of one online, they are very, very similar to the unlabeled guitar I inherited from my grandfather and father. My grandfather died when my father was a baby, in 1925, so know nothing of its history. Research points to it being an Oscar Schmidt or Lyon-Healy from near the turn of the century, i.e., c.1900. Or, possibly, a generic catalog version probably produced by one of the above companies for Sears-Roebuck or Montgomery Ward, and, perhaps, other companies such as 'Raymond'. Ironically, my grandfather's name was Raymond. I wonder... : : : need information on raymond acoustic guitar. Any help? : : : : Well, I visited Duluth 1994 and I bought used Raymond acoustic, it´s kins of copy of Martin D 28/1920`s and built about then. : : BR Pekka : : Finland

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