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On ebay right now

Being sold by Robert Rissi who back in the 60s was Rickenbacker's Manager Amplifier division.

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And still more are going up

Great pics Brian really cool...

I think that is what Heaven will look like, if I get there.

kiramdear wrote: I think that is what Heaven will look like, if I get there.

Nope............it will be even better.

Ahhh, those were the days.....

Those shots are amazing. Thanks for compiling them together in one thread.

Ah, to have been in attendance, hearing those great players writing prehistory with Rickenbacker instruments!!!!!

Lots of catalogs and a few more guitar images

the only thing that would have been cooler, would have bene to be able to see the color of the instruments... thanks for posting them Brian!

Really cool memorabilia

When I saw this thread headline about older Ric artists, I mistakingly thought it was going to be pictures posted of attendees from prior Confluences/Ric Jams that were unearthed !!

Those pics are way cool--and I was tickled to see a couple of guys I know! I guess that means I'm getting old--although i didn't know them when the pics were taken. I'd seen a photo of the Brook Twins in Richard Smith's Rickenbacker book, but I never knew that Jimmy Luttrell played with them. Jimmy was one of the first musicians I met here in the North Bay when I came off the road in '82. Real nice guy, and an absolutely killer guitar player. I haven't seen him in a few years--I think he's in the Sacramento area now. In the shot of Jim Reeves and the Blue Boys is Jim Orr, a drummer whom I played with on the road in about "81. He had some great stories to tell about being on the road with Reeves. Apparently that was his first pro gig--talk about starting at the top!

winston wrote:

kiramdear wrote: I think that is what Heaven will look like, if I get there.

Nope............it will be even better.

Yes, there will be more F-series models available ...