Postal Crossroads 1910 Limited Edition #1 Barnwood Upgrade Bigsby F Hole

Crossroads 1910 Limited Edition

This handmade guitar is the first of the Postal "Crossroads 1910 Limited Edition" series. It is made from actual 1910 barnwood culled from the Mississippi Delta, where Robert Johnson may have found himself at his own personal crossroads.This limited edition series is guaranteed to have no more than 10 guitars; once the wood is transformed, there is no more from this exact source.

This was in a segment of a TV show shown all over Australia, Britain and Europe. I wanted to get it up before the show went on. I normally would have done a #1 with a Bigsby, handmade brass pickguard and a hand carved F hole. Since I did not get the chance I lowered the price. I was able to get back to it and upgrade it so I hve resored the original price.

Thanks.

•This guitar is handmade & distressed at Postal Guitars in Memphis, TN. It is #1 of the "Crossroads 1910 Limited Edition" series.

•The guitar top is genuine 1910 barnwood from a timeworn barn off of Old Highway 61 in Mississippi. The wood is in its original condition (not sanded), finished in nitrocellulose lacquer, and was personally sourced by Postal Guitars on October 22, 2024. (See pic of J.P. by the barn.)

•The body is book-matched and chambered.

•The 25 1/2 scale neck is Maple with a Rosewood fretboard and diamond-shaped inlays, and the nut is bone.

•It is a hardtail with a vintage waterfall stop-tail cover.

•The pickguard and other details are hand-fabricated from antique Alligator embossed leather from the 1930s.

•The pickups are matched Kent Armstrong Humbuckers.

•The control plate and input jack are fabricated from antique brass hardware.

•The bridge is an adjustable Schaller roller bridge.

•The electronics are Switchcraft.

•The tuners are Hipshot locking tuners.

•It has a US-patented, hand-carved scroll headstock.

•It comes with a hardshell case.

This guitar is ready to ship.

It is possible to customize a separate guitar within this limited edition series with your desired electronics...but when this 1910 wood is gone, it is gone.

You have 48 hours (from receipt) to return the guitar ONLY if there are defects in materials, craftsmanship, or if the guitar you receive is not the same guitar as photographed in this listing.The guitar must not have been tampered with in any way.

And remember, all Postal Guitars start life out as a board.