REVEREND GUITARS, TOLEDO, OHIO, 2010
REVEREND GUITARS, TOLEDO, OHIO, 2010
REVEREND GUITARS, TOLEDO, OHIO, 2010
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REVEREND GUITARS, TOLEDO, OHIO, 2010

A SOLID-BODY ELECTRIC GUITAR, BUCKSHOT

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REVEREND GUITARS, TOLEDO, OHIO, 2010
A SOLID-BODY ELECTRIC GUITAR, BUCKSHOT
Bearing the logo REVEREND R at the headstock and inscribed on the back #11599 / ZSG, mounted with a single-coil pickup at the bridge and a double-coil pickup at the neck position, the body with ivory finish on the top and black finish on the back and sides, together with a hard-shell case
Length of back 16 1/8 in. (41 cm.)
REVEREND
Sale room notice
Please note that the photograph illustrated in the catalogue shows Mark Knopfler with a similar Reverend Buckshot guitar and not the guitar being sold in this lot, which has a different fingerboard and headstock.

Mark Knopfler plans to donate no less than 25% of the total hammer price received, to be split equally between The British Red Cross Society (a charity registered in England and Wales with charity number 220949, Scotland with charity number SC037738, Isle of Man with charity number 0752, and Jersey with charity number 430), Brave Hearts of the North East (a charity registered in England and Wales with charity number 1006247) and the Tusk Trust Limited (a charity registered in England and Wales with charity number 1186533).

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Lot Essay


This guitar was presented to Mark Knopfler by Ken Haas from Reverend Guitars after the show in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 27 April 2010, during Knopfler's 2009-10 Get Lucky Tour. Keyboardist Guy Fletcher recorded this meeting in his 2010 online tour diaries: 'Ken Haas from Reverend had contacted us a while back and offered to bring some guitars down to the venue in Ann Arbor for Mark, Richard and myself to check out… We did eventually manage to find a small space in the production office to have a look at their newest guitars and we were all most impressed.' Often presented with guitars on tour, Knopfler told us: 'I always try to see them, always try to play ‘em, and always gave them a fair shake because, you know, you realise what a thing you’ve taken on if you want to build something, and build something well.' The guitar was tried for slide during the recording process at British Grove Studios, although ultimately did not make it onto a record. One such trial session was recorded in Guy Fletcher’s 2011 online studio diaries, where six guitars were lined up to try for slide with 13 amps.

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