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Thank you, Mike -- what a wonderful (informative, beautifully-written) article!

 

Just showed my wife Ren's 'current' photograph and said, "he's my age! And he made my Gibson Girl!"

 

I have a question or two for Mr. Ferguson about my beloved "Northern Jumbo" and hope the moderators here tell him 'Mark B of the Frozen North' said "Hi!" Thanks again, Mike.

 

Mark Blackburn

Winnipeg Manitoba Canada

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Thank you' date=' Mike -- what a wonderful (informative, beautifully-written) article!

 

Just showed my wife Ren's 'current' photograph and said, "he's my age! And he made my Gibson Girl!"

 

I have a question or two for Mr. Ferguson about my beloved "Northern Jumbo" and hope the moderators here tell him 'Mark B of the Frozen North' said "Hi!" Thanks again, Mike.

 

Mark Blackburn

Winnipeg Manitoba Canada[/quote']

 

I just forwarded your comments on to Ren.

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Lovely reading, but I was always under the impression that the Hummingbird came before the Dove. In the article it says;

 

"A maple-bodied dreadnought called the Dove arrived in the early 1960s, followed by the Hummingbird, and an Everly Brothers signature model with the rounded contours of a J-185."

 

Have I been wrong? Is it the other way around?

 

-Magnus

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Lovely reading' date=' but I was always under the impression that the Hummingbird came before the Dove. In the article it says;

 

[i']"A maple-bodied dreadnought called the Dove arrived in the early 1960s, followed by the Hummingbird, and an Everly Brothers signature model with the rounded contours of a J-185."[/i]

 

Have I been wrong? Is it the other way around?

 

-Magnus

 

 

 

 

They have that backwards!!!!!!![-X

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