Vintage Maple
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 Maple leaf pin 14 karat yellow gold vintage US $100.00
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 Vintage Canada Maple Leaf Sterling Pin Brooch US $99.99
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 VINTAGE STUART NYE LARGE 225 CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF PIN US $40.00
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 Chased Sterling Silver Maple Leaf Vintage Brooch Pin US $39.99
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 lot vintage 8 maple leaft brooch pin enamelled Look US $35.00
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 VINTAGE CELLULOID EARLY PLASTIC MAPLE LEAF PIN BROOCH US $35.00
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 Vintage sterling enamel FALL MAPLE LEAF brooch BMco design US $29.95
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 Vintage Gold Openwork Maple Leaf Brooch Pin US $29.50
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Gibson J 45 Reviews
When Ted McCarty began at Gibson in 1948, 1 of his earliest worries was to acquire and enlarge gibson j 45 review line of electrical guitars. Amongst these new electrics was the ES-5, presented in 1949. More detailed facts for the ES-5 along with other gibson j 45 review electric powered guitars might be observed in Gibson Electrics.The ES-5 was intended for being, in accordance with Gibson literature in the time, “the supreme electronic model of the famed Gibson L-5.” Apart from the name, system dimensions, and fingerboard inlay, the ES-5 was quite distinct from the L-5. A 1949 ES-5’s features integrated: a 17"-wide human body with laminated maple major, back again and sides, pearl crown inlay about the headstock, rosewood fingerboard and unbound f-holes (until 1950). One of the most thrilling section of the guitar was obviously its three pickups. These P-90s had been controlled by 3 individual volume knobs and one particular master tone. This guitar was originally owned by way of a guitar teacher in Texas named Leroy Millican—that’s him inside the framed photo, used in 1949 just soon after he obtained the guitar. The original Lifton hardshell situation was involved along with a five-page instruction manual explaining the way to work the electronics. More detailed info for the ES-5 along with gibson j 45 review electric powered guitars is usually determined in Gibson Electrics: The Classic A long time with a.R. Duchossoir. Serial numbers of vintage guitars made by Gibson along with other leading brands is usually identified in Guitar Identification, also by a.R. Duchossoir. The ES-5 was designed to be, according to Gibson literature on the time, “the supreme electronic version from the famed Gibson L-5.” Apart on the name, human body dimensions, and fingerboard inlay, the ES-5 was extremely different on the L-5. The ES-5 was planned to be, as outlined by Gibson literature in the time, “the supreme electronic model with the famed Gibson L-5.”
vintage Morse transformer?
Hi, i'm still looking for that Morse transformer# PT-99FC. Maple Guy said he could help me. I still have the old one. On it is written 117/ac60H2 0.3amax. Power consumption Volts 117 H260 amps .4. The model number for the amplifier it is in is: 27M - 93M. Thanks
you can get the full technical drawings for this rig at this link
http://www.hifimanuals.com/products.php?cat=74
but it's $15 to order.
Finding old transformers is hard as hell, finding a cross-referenced part that will work is easier.
The transformer you're talking about appears to be a small mains transformer, that is it takes in AC from the Wall (110V or so) and is only capable of supplying 0.3 Amps or 300 Milliamps.
the 117/AC60HZ is what comes out of your wall electrical plug.
Those don't usually go bad unless something else in the circuit blew up, so you should do a thorough job of troubleshooting the rest of the rig before replacing the transformer and powering up. Otherwise you'll need to replace the transformer again. Good Luck!
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