I should add here, that having bought a new p/p in '69, & seeing that ser# & a few others belonging to original owners & seeing their original reciepts tends to affirm my opinion on this time frame. This ser# system for D-10's continued until the end of p/p production & may have even included some early LeGrandes, but dont quote me on that The highest invoice # p/p Ive seen was in the upper 2000's. Invoice numbers were next, apparently starting at some point in '65 & they seem to have begun around 1000.those #'s were also stamped in the keyhead e/p face or ledge & sometimes stamped in the wood next to the leg socket. I'll do this chronologically from '64 on.if its has a # stamped om the keyhead e/p face & it looks something like this : XX 64 0XX. If there is no serial number imprinted your guitar might have been manufactured prior to 1966. It should be stamped into the bottom of the casting. Look under the guitar on the endplate at the changer end.
I Have an old emmons, where would the serial no be? Your profile | join | preferences | help | search Classic country shuffle styles for Band-in-a-Box, by BIAB guru Jim Baron.
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