Burns bison bass serial number

It's all original with the only Add Me to Your Favorite Sellers Olivia's Vintage would like to present this 's Burns Flyte in its original Silver finish which has turned a bit greenish in some areas.

It has a great playing neck with good frets. It even has the original hardshell case. There is a chip out of the finish on the bass side of the neck and the finish around that chip has raised up This has had a fresh set up with.

Includes what appears to be the original hard shell case and the cover for the tremolo Listing and template services provided by inkFrog This is a 's Burnside by Guild "The Lance" bass guitar. Burnside was an import line of Guild in the 's to compete with other imports at that time. This bass has a neck-through design and the electronics work as they should. It looks like this bass was re-finished with a custom paint job at some point.

It looks like the painter covered the log on the front of the headstock and the serial number on the back of the headstock so it wouldn't be covered over during the refinish. The bass is OHV bring you this nice example of a early Baldwin Virginian This is a uk made and never exported example so suffers no cracking damage to the Body but it does show some dinks on the front but nothing dramatic.

The Back has a couple of very minor surface scratches but overall this guitar is in a very clean condition apart from those noted marks there is however there is a notable scuff on the lower edge of the horn its not a crack just a scuff to the polyester finish ,please see last An antique from the time, great sound, flawlessly playable - only to be collected by the customer - guitar dated almost 4 months after the takeover.

Baldwin, but everything still assembled with Burns parts, probably from old stock. Electronics looks original, there are small on the body. Circa Original and rare Burns Scorpion bass guitar. Made in England This is a big , hefty instrument with the Scorpion shaped body and 'tail' neck.

Its 34 inch scale length It has all the hallmarks of this period of UK guitar building with obvious similarities with Shergold and Hayman instruments Its in used condition with many marks, indents, scuffs and scrapes, a crack on one corner of the neck pocket and tarnishing to the metal parts in places.

There are small chips around he Rare Fenton Weill vintage bass. Model Dual Master. Preferred Seller. Message Seller. Secure Checkout At Reverb, your safety and security is our priority. This might be the explanation fror the modified Scroll neck as well. This "Bison" bass is more than 30 years untouched part of my colllection, and in perfect working order.

I will ship everywhere in the world, but the given shipping is just an estimate, Shipping cost could include a hardshellcase for safe transportation, so please ask for your quote. Please regard that this longscale bass will be an oversize parcel as it exceeds the regular parcel length of cm Buyer is responsible for paying local fees, tax and customs. As usual buyer takes the risk of shipping. DHL transportation insurance is covered by an insurance value of Euro ,00 A higher value can be covered by an extra DHL transportation insurance.

This item is sold As-Described This item is sold As-Described and cannot be returned unless it arrives in a condition different from how it was described or photographed. Reviews of this Shop. Product Specs Listed 3 years ago Condition Very Good Used Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.

I will leave them online as a continuing reference source. However, the good news is Bill Alston has taken on the mantle with his Burns Guitar web pages. Do head over there for all the up-to-date Burns info. Meantime, if anyone has particular questions on Burns Guitars , please let me know. The Company launched its first guitar, the "Legend" , in Just in case you're wondering, I have no connection with the Company at all; I just rather like their guitars!

I guess there are a couple of reasons for this. First, there's relatively little material been published on Burns - just two books - and very little indeed on the period of its existence since And Burns London I suspect have quite rightly channelled their efforts into making and selling guitars, not into keeping the sort of records that we rather sad collectors find invaluable.