audio : Bigsby lap de Mike Neer :

Coconut Grove

paul Bigsby ne fabriquait pas que des steels, il travaillait dans l'aéronautique aussi
avec un certain Al Crocker, Paul Bigsby a aussi travaillé s: des motos :

http://www.khulsey.com/motorcycles/zoom_crocker_motorcycles.html

40's full shot with legs. The models with legs are 1/4 inch thicker to hold the flush mounted inserts



Underside of flush inserts:



Lap with 50's style pickup cover. I think the 40's style looks the coolest but the 50's style is removable and gives a bit more room to the right hand:



Details of the 50's style pickup cover:



The back side:



These come with a custom heavy duty soft shell case made by Blue Heron Case Co.
Has pouch in front for picks ect.. a shoulder strap, and guitars with legs have an extra separate (attached) compartment for the legs :



Here is a shot of the butt end.
Shows the jack and serial number.
This is a photo of #001.
Heading out to Chas Smith today.
Chas graciously let me take an 8 hour day at his place 1 1/2 years ago, to take all the specs needed off of his 1948 D-8 that once belonged to
Joaquin Murphey.
I could not have done any of this "right, with out his help, with this guitar and many parts on the console steels.
Thank you Chas!



and #002 with no cover



and the logo . The art work was done by Jeremy Wakefield

Clinesmith a gauche & Bigsby a droite

réédition guitoune Bigsby :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfPtOhmFaWc&feature=channel

Joaquin Murphey & sa "reverse headstock"

Elsie Jaggers