Albert auctions a handmade brass pick-guard for a Gibson Les Paul “Old Black” style guitar, top-chromed, like Neil has.
The reason? To help the starving kids in Somalia and neighbouring regions.
The plate is massive chromed brass (250 grams) and has all feed-throughs for the original screw drillings and the humbuckers.
This pick-guard is unique and serves a good purpose, like Love! Many things are running afoul in the world today, but helping the starving kids in Africa is at least far from dogmas.
End of bidding is this Sunday, high noon, European Summer Time (CEST) = GMT+2h.
To contact:
Albert Stromann
Schloss Hülchrath
D-41516 Grevenbroich
Rheinisches-Neil-Young-Zentrum
albert @ neil-young.info
He’ll explain you, how to best donate your help.
Thank you, Albert.
Here is the pick-guard in mounted state:
a close-up:
Somalia-Aid_Old-Black-pick-guard
click on pix to enhance.
(cc Albert Stromann )
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thanks to Albert. We raised in an individual action about 1000 € in total. Thimk about that!? Military expense is at least a factor 1.000.000.000 per day.
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