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"1976 Mossman Tennessee Flattop"


1976 SL Mossman Tennessee Flat Top serial 76-2465 It only has 6 peoples initials.

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TENNESSEE FLATTOP
- dreadnought style, 25.75 in. scale, sitka spruce top, round soundhole, black plastic body binding, Honduran mahogany back/sides, 20-fret rosewood fingerboard, adjustable bridge, three-per-side Grover (or Schaller) tuners, available in Natural finish, mfg. 1969-1977.

Excellent $1,300 - 1,500
Average $700 - 825

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May 20, 2009
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Only 6 signatures
by: Anonymous

Well my 1975 Tennessee Flattop has about 30 signatures on it, I believe that when Conn screwed over Mossman on 1200 guitars they stored in the desert and Mossman had to eat them Stuart Mossman had no choice but to drop staff. He continued to make them until about 1983-1984. Scott Baxendale one of his learned employees bought what was left of the company and made a few guitars from about 85-90 or so. Now a gentleman in Sulfer Springs, Texas makes them one at a time, also very high quality. (I also have one of them a 1999 Mark Wheeler.

Sep 23, 2008
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1976 Mossman Tennessee Flattop
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After 1975 the fingerboard and bridge are ebony

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