1969 Martin Guitars Promotional Ad Framed General Robert E. Lee Original Rare
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Excellent condition. Original 1969 Martin Guitars Promotional Ad Framed.
Ad features a (politically correct for the day, but not now?) drawing of General Robert E. Lee and reads:
"When Lee Surrendered at Appomattox, Martin had been making other guitars say I Quit for a quarter of a century "
Ad is framed in a 8 1/2 X 11 frame and is ready to display in your favorite spot.
Excellent condition. Original 1969 Martin Guitars Promotional Ad Framed.
Ad features a (politically correct for the day, but not now?) drawing of General Robert E. Lee and reads:
"When Lee Surrendered at Appomattox, Martin had been making other guitars say I Quit for a quarter of a century "
Ad is framed in a 8 1/2 X 11 frame and is ready to display in your favorite spot.
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