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"Oil Well on Fire", is dated circa the 1920s.
Keeper â from life
Emily Brontë
24 April, 1838
Keeper and Emily were devoted to one another, and the inhabitants of Haworth were well used to the sight of the dog and his mistress striding out together. Following Emilyâs death, Keeper walked alongside the mourners at her funeral, following her coffin to the vault, and continued to make daily visits.
Collars were part of the legal obligation of the dog tax. Keeperâs reputation for ferocity was legendary in Haworth and his collar gives some indication of his size and power.
William Blake, A Vision of the Last Judgement, 1808
Brice Marden. Untitled, 1972
Glade (Army Blanket) seating system by Rick Owens, c. 2020
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Fender 1979 Jazzmaster!
First of all, Fender âofficiallyâ stopped production of the Jazzmaster in 1978, but this one was built in â79 from older parts.
Cosmetically, it appears that arm wear turned into chipping at some point, which either spread out of control or was aided along by a previous owner, and it was eventually clear coated over. The finish that did remain was heavily yellowed, which you can see comparing it to both the finish under the pickguard and on the back.
I put the Mustang bridge on to help with string jumping - at the time, I didnât think to just shim the neck higher, which also would have worked. I also put some proper 70âČs vintage 3 spoke black knobs on (it came to me with incorrect white knobs). The volume potâs post had one broken tine, so I used a half dowel to keep the knob firmly in place in order to avoid having to replace any part of the fully original electronics.
Also, this guitar was around or possibly over 10 lbs.