Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
At The Back => Time Out => Topic started by: everton_fc on October 04, 2008, 10:07:58 PM
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Any guesses? An ex-Kossoff '57 Strat, purchased by Murray in 1976 and featured on the first 8 Maiden albums and countless tours, including the World Slavery Tour - that's hell of a history.
Any guesses how much it is worth?
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10p if he asks me!
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It's a tough one! Considered as "just" a '57 Strat it's been devalued by being carved up for a couple of humbuckers - so the only value is to a collector/fan of Kossoff or Maiden.
I'm sure if it came up for auction it would fetch big money, but nowhere near the Peter Green LP or Hendrix and Clapton Strats.
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Is it for sale?
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I believe it's in a glass case in Dave's house as it's officially 'retired'.
I seriously doubt he'd ever sell it.
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No i don't think it's for sale, it's just until today i didn't realise it was a 57 strat - a 57 alone would go for a small fortune, but with that CV to its name, it's got to go for a mint surely. Always loved the look/sound of that Strat.
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I have vowed never to sell a guitar
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I have vowed never to sell a guitar
If I'd taken that vow I would now own 68 guitars. :oops: :lol:
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I took that vow and consequently I am still playing my Squier strat from 1983 (luckily it is a JV model, so its kinda acceptable to play)
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its a very interesting question. i have no clue. pehaps the fact its a '57 (which i didn't know) might not have too much bearing on the price?
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The guitar is iconic. Can't put a price on that.