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Man, I'm learning all sorts of stuff.

Here's another pic of it:

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Still with the Parker body guard on which it has had much of its life - though there's still significant greening on the back, too.

Video that shows more - easy to see the areas that didn't green due to the body guard:



And Eldon himself playing it - note the body guard:

 
Here's another pic of it:

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Still with the Parker body guard on which it has had much of its life - though there's still significant greening on the back, too.

Video that shows more - easy to see the areas that didn't green due to the body guard:



And Eldon himself playing it - note the body guard:


Love it. Heck, we could have been neighbors lol. I was born and raised in Tulsa/OKC. That's a cool little vid and guitar.
 
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Here's another pic of it:

View attachment 4404215

Still with the Parker body guard on which it has had much of its life - though there's still significant greening on the back, too.

Video that shows more - easy to see the areas that didn't green due to the body guard:



And Eldon himself playing it - note the body guard:


I knew Glenn Parker the maker of Parker Guards.
He was a jazz guitarist in Portland Or. He had gigged with my dad on various occasions. Somewhere I have some gig recordings of them.
 
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I knew Glenn Parker the maker of Parker Guards.
He was a jazz guitarist in Portland Or. He had gigged with my dad on various occasions. Somewhere I have some gig recordings of them.

Cool - I almost bought one recently because it aged so nicely. Looked like it was made of marble.
 
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Truth.
I first noticed the phenomenon way back in my collector car days. These rich old guys would proudly show up with a Packard or Hispano Suiza or Continental Rolls. Then after a few decades the car, sadly, becomes available. Then the cycle continues.

Nobody really owns anything... at least not forever. ;)