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Another Mystery Guitar
I was wondering if anybody would have an idea about this handmade gypsy guitar I bought second hand in Amsterdam ca 16 years ago (palm guitars) supposedly a Ger Boonstra, but with some atypical features: it is a short scale, D hole, with a larger/wider body then the usual Selmer model. It never had any serial number/sticker inside, and it has the famous original looking BB tailpiece and tuners (but that's a bit wishfull thinking I guess). It has a rather thick neck, a bit square even, a typical headstock and a very dry sound. I added a few pictures as attach. Anybody something sensible to say about this guitar? Much appreciated! Many thanks. Chris
