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Here are a couple of shots from the Hallmark Guitars Booth at the 2010 NAMM show in Anahiem early Friday morning.

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Great pictures! Oh, the GAS may be getting to me. I just had a dream and a Sheena guitar was in it, Maybe the RTR was in it too!

Austin

101Volts wrote:Great pictures! Oh, the GAS may be getting to me. I just had a dream and a Sheena guitar was in it, Maybe the RTR was in it too!

Austin

I can confirm that the Sheena is awesome. It's safe to assume that the RTR is ust as good. Thing plays beter than my Ramones signature Mosrite by Fillmore.

Very cool pictures!!

Me like 'em...and the new ROBIN too!!

GTSP wrote:

101Volts wrote:Great pictures! Oh, the GAS may be getting to me. I just had a dream and a Sheena guitar was in it, Maybe the RTR was in it too!

Austin

I can confirm that the Sheena is awesome. It's safe to assume that the RTR is ust as good. Thing plays beter than my Ramones signature Mosrite by Fillmore.

I do believe I'll buy one... Some day after I've bought a Mosrite...

And do I spy a Guitar Hero videogame controller in the lower right corner of the second pic?

Austin

Why didn't Batgirl come over to the Geek Fest?

The batwing controller is cool, as is the white/pink batwing and the white/blue burst 60 custom on the wall.

WooHoo - How about that blue 60 Custom with the flame paint job? Hey, Bob - is it for sale???

Dennis

Hey there! Yes the NAMM 2010 event was an eventfull show to say the least! Yes the NAMM show Blue Flame guitar can be yours. Any serious inquiries just e-mail me at hallmarkguitars@verizon.net or call us at 240-473-1157. We now have this guitar on our banner so this piece will have a slight historic value many years ahead. (No charge for that).

This guitar is a one of a kind that is signed by Larry Collins of "The Collins Kids" and Brian Lonbeck "Barbara Mandrell" The autographs are not covered in clear coat so they are removeable if so desired.

Both Larry and Brian played guitars built by Semie and Joe Hall in the 50's.

Here are some better images:











By the way, we have the gold spun knobs in stock now that we can replace the tele knobs with. Thanks for looking and let me know if you have interest in this guitar!

Best, Bob Shade

OMG! That is drop dead gorgeous!!