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And that's not even everything. There are four that didn't quite make the photo shoot. We had the exterminators over today and had to move everything out of the bedroom. I figured as long as most of it was already piled in the living room I might as well make the pile bigger.

Yes, It does look out of hand. I don't recall seeing a list of your gear, What in all do you have if you don't mind me asking?

Austin

Nahhhh - Like the old song said, "Too much fun, what's that mean, like too many guitars there's no such thing ..." Or something like that ...

Dennis

This was the list as of a few weeks ago. Since then I sold the Hagstrom, took in a '65 Melody Maker refin'd in TV with Firebird pickups, a mint '54 one owner Junior, and a '58 Premier Scroll. Somehow I feel like I'm forgetting something! Oh yeah, and a kitten! 17 year old cat isn't too happy about that one. I should really post a good picture of the Premier double.

Gretsch BZ Silver Jet
Gretsch Anniversary Junior G6118TJR
Gretsch G6120W
Gretsch Knotty Pine G6130KPW
Gretsch Sychromatic 1939/40
Gretsch Anniversary red sparkle refin '64
Epiphone Crestwood Deluxe Daguet Custom
Epiphone Crestwood Deluxe ’68
Epiphone Coronet ’66
Epiphone Coronet ’61
Mosrite V88
Mosrite Mark I '65 Reissue
Mosrite Mini
Mosrite MKII slab reissue
Mosrite Maphis
Hallmark Deke
Hallmark Sheena
Hallmark 60 Custom
Silvertone Jupiter
Harmony Stratotone Jupiter
Fender ’81 Telecaster
Fender '64 Mustang
Kay Kessel Pro
Hagstrom Impala
Guild Starfire III
Guild Starfire IV red sparkle
Gibson '56 TV Junior
Gibson ’60 TV Junior
Gibson TVMM with mini humbuckers ’07
Gibson Melody Maker Cardinal Red ’65
Gibson SG MM Pelham
Micro-frets Spacetone ’71
Premier Double Neck Gold Sparkle
Rickenbacker 450
Harmony All-American ’41
King Custom Marquette
Gretsch tenor duo jet
Supro Lap Steel
Banjo no name
Crappy Japanese Crestwood (in need of work)
80s Epiphone crappy acoustic
Kay Thin Twin
Gun Custom El Tuce!!!

All of you Mosrite folk would LOVE the sound of the pickups in these Premiers.

Hey eltuce, collecting things (no matter what) is always fun! Your collection is a good investment, at any rate and beats having to worry about the devaluation of one's bank account, especially with the present worldwide economy-woes!
I trust you have adequate insurance and good locks on your house

Not out of hand at all! If you need some storage space I've got plenty on the sunny west coast where it never floods and has moderate temperature swings.

I just might have to take you up on that! Today's project is rearranging the house to better accommodate them all. Also gotta fix the little bit of damage that was done to my closet from squeezing so many in there.

Sarah93003 wrote:Not out of hand at all! If you need some storage space I've got plenty on the sunny west coast where it never floods and has moderate temperature swings.

Hey Sarah, I lived in Ventura when it flooded there in 1968.

Eltuce, super nice collection. Really dig that doubleneck.

dubtrub wrote:

Hey Sarah, I lived in Ventura when it flooded there in 1968.
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I live up in the hills off of Foothill in the Ondolando area