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David LaPlante -> 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 15 2020 21:10:02)

Coming up at auction on the 23rd of June.

www.kestenbaum.net

Reserve is set low, times being what they are.

I can answer specific questions about the guitar.

Best




devilhand -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 15 2020 22:35:36)

Auction? Sounds like a collector's item. I don't understand collectors. It's like living with an extremely hot woman in a brother sister relationship.




Ricardo -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 16 2020 17:35:50)

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ORIGINAL: devilhand

Auction? Sounds like a collector's item. I don't understand collectors. It's like living with an extremely hot woman in a brother sister relationship.


Please man, you have yet to own a Flamenco guitar.




Ricardo -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 16 2020 17:37:05)

quote:

ORIGINAL: David LaPlante

Coming up at auction on the 23rd of June.

www.kestenbaum.net

Reserve is set low, times being what they are.

I can answer specific questions about the guitar.

Best


There are no photos, but the price is 10x too low 😂




Richard Jernigan -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 17 2020 3:40:19)

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ORIGINAL: devilhand
Auction? Sounds like a collector's item. I don't understand collectors. It's like living with an extremely hot woman in a brother sister relationship.


I have both a classical and a flamenca that might be seen as collectors' items. They get played regularly.

I bought both second hand. The classical shows considerable playing wear. The flamenca was 18 years old when I had it appraised. Richard Bruné said he went over it with a magnifying glass and could not see any sign it had been handled, much less played.

Brian Cohen told me the flamenca had belonged to a "collector" from the time it was new.

One day in San Antonio Tom Blackshear introduced me to a friend as a "collector" and another adjective or two. I objected that I played all of my guitars. Tom asked me how many guitars I had. When I answered, he said, "You're a collector."

I let it go at that.

Still, I don't have that many guitars, and they don't just sit around in display cases.

RNJ




Richard Jernigan -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 17 2020 3:45:00)

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ORIGINAL: Ricardo
There are no photos, but the price is 10x too low 😂


I just glanced at the site, but I think they offered photos and a more detailed description if you asked for them. They mentioned 5 cracks in the soundboard below the bridge.

I've never bought a guitar with a crack in it. I've only ever bought one without playing it--turned out to be great.

RNJ




gerundino63 -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 17 2020 11:57:36)

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Auction? Sounds like a collector's item. I don't understand collectors. It's like living with an extremely hot woman in a brother sister relationship.


I have an old Gerundino 1967. Play it in winter and take it to lessons too. A scratch more or less makes no different. And it is so old that it stays the same in the dry winter too. So, if you have an “extremely hot woman”, use here, or you are not worth it... nice playing!




David LaPlante -> [Deleted] (Jun. 17 2020 21:08:06)

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David LaPlante -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 17 2020 21:09:32)

https://www.kestenbaum.net/auction/Auction-89/


Noticed photos are now posted.




David LaPlante -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 18 2020 20:39:31)

Found this as well, same guitar:





Cervantes -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 21 2020 21:34:58)

Sounds pretty good from what I can tell.
The top looks really in bad shape.
They need to get Ricardo to play it.




ernandez R -> RE: 1922 Domingo Esteso Blanca (Jun. 22 2020 1:38:42)

I dream of owning a flamenco of this era. Ok, perhaps I dream of haveing the des posable cash to own one.

I like the idea of a living museum where the more historical guitars could be kept safe but still played and studied rather then locked away in a collectors cabinet. Although I know many collectors are what keep,them safe and allow some to play them.

I see the post Covid world changing many if not most of our ideas about what we need verses what we want...

HR




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