We are having a Music Swap Meet

June 12th – 13th.

9am – 3pm

This will take place at the old Gottschalks, Totem Lake Mall, Kirkland Washington.

120th Avenue Northeast & Totem Lake Way, Kirkland, WA 98034

Right across from Guitar Center.

Map

Video here;

Music Swap Meet Totem Lake Mall June 12 -13, 2010

All musical related items are welcome.

• Guitars
• Amps
• Drums
• Instruments
• Recording Gear
• DJ Systems
• Books
• Memorabilia
• Vinyl
• CDs
• Videos
• Pro Audio, Stage & Lighting
• Speakers
• Strings
• Cables
• Audio & Video connectors
• Music Gear Accessories
• Promotional Products
FREE PARKING
General Public Admission: $1.00
Sellers Space: $25

If it has to do with music, bring it and sell it.

Lots of Free Parking

Contact Mick or Kelly at

info@guitararcheology.com

for details or to reserve a space

The original Messenger guitar was developed 40 years ago in California by a small company named Musicraft and is now best known as the guitar of choice by Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad) in the early 1970’s. Messenger guitars were built in San Francisco and then Astoria, OR from 1967-1968.  Features an aluminum alloy tuning fork neck extending through the thin-line hollowbody. This model is a stereo guitar.  Messenger also made a guitar with a built-in fuzztone called a Tone-Messer, a bass guitar, and a line of large amplifiers.

Guitar Player Messenger Guitars Art Thompson ,Apr 20, 2006

Guild

D 40NT

Bluegrass

1970

Very Nice One Owner

Great All Original Condition

Some Scratches on the back

No Cracks, repairs or breaks

Great Low Action

Straight Neck

We have a aquired a 1972 Guild F212 a real sweet sounding and playing 12 string. Brazilian Rosewood finger boardand original case! Very nice condition for 38 years years old, it really sings. Check it out here.