Private Stock Friday

I'm liking the numbers I see on this pile.....so close to 4343 and 4344.

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps4b193cc4.jpg

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Originally Posted by docbennett

"City" inlays have also been done....San Francisco, Phoenix, Chicago....they were quite elaborate. And VERY expensive, as I recall.

How would you conceptualize a State/County run? Specific Inlays? Stain? both?

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I'm thinking see through stains and finishes in the design of the flags similar to the USA guitar shown here, with a special inlays at the 12th fret. Maybe a motto, or symbol for the state. For Texas, maybe 'The Lone Star State' or a single star, or The Alamo! For California, maybe a Golden Bear.

Out of my price range no doubt, but still very cool.

Goldtop Lloyd

I love Fridays......one of the must see threads....

Amazing

This thread is just yet another reason to LOVE Fridays! :D

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

Manhattan Skyline
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...psf1d25bec.jpg

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Was living in NYC at the time and watched the towers fall from my rooftop (about 1mi away)... this pic brought a tear to my eye. Always remember! Gorgeous...!!!

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Originally Posted by JustRob

Tasty guitars and amps, but now i find myself wanting some eggs. Damn you! :biggrin: Probably the only thing in the post I can afford right now.

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LOL!! :D

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps4b193cc4.jpg

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WOW....#4339.....C'est Moi!!!!!!

That Manhattan skyline inlay is stunning!

I really don't know how you can contain yourself Shawn . I think if I worked at prs, I'd ruin a lot of wood because of the drool . Passion and craftsmanship at their best....

Btw I own the same shirt as Paul does.....it's a bluenotes shirt lol

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Originally Posted by sleary

I really don't know how you can contain yourself Shawn . I think if I worked at prs, I'd ruin a lot of wood because of the drool . Passion and craftsmanship at their best....

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I've never worked harder in my life, but I love what I do!

This already looks amazing! Imagine when it's complete.*Fantastic job guys!

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps276bba1f.jpg

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Originally Posted by yankeebulldog

I'm liking the numbers I see on this pile.....so close to 4343 and 4344.

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Sure would be great if we got a peek at #3561 and it's mate. :dancing: ( You never know, stars could align.)

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

Chunky
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps4b193cc4.jpg

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Oh....... that looks familar!!!! :D

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

I've never worked harder in my life, but I love what I do!

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Labor of love! ;)

One of my favorite threads!

Any chance of adding an "Irregular Day, Regular Joe" shots from the factory floor? Just stuff and guitars that catch your eye? ;)

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Originally Posted by Rango

Labor of love! ;)

One of my favorite threads!

Any chance of adding an "Irregular Day, Regular Joe" shots from the factory floor? Just stuff and guitars that catch your eye? ;)

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I try to mix in production models within the PS posts. This week I included DC from the SE dept and a stock cab from the amp dept. if you look back through the posts, you'll see more pics peppered throught the thread.

Found this in the archive room. Anyone care to take a guess at what it is? Hint: It's a rare one.

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps7e60a247.jpg
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps329ba68e.jpg

Hmmm - looks thicker than an HB but thinner than an Archtop!

I wish it was a Emil Werstler's prototype, but since it's from '99 my guess would be a SCJ proto.

When did the SC HB II come out?