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Vintage 1960s Harmony Bobcat Electric Guitar with Gold Foil Pickup and Case ADK Microphones Made in 2001 at the 210000066860
Vintage 1960s Harmony Bobcat Electric Guitar with Gold Foil Pickup and Case ADK Microphones Made in 2001 at the 210000066860
Vintage 1960s Harmony Bobcat Electric Guitar with Gold Foil Pickup and Case ADK Microphones Made in 2001 at the 210000066860
Vintage 1960s Harmony Bobcat Electric Guitar with Gold Foil Pickup and Case ADK Microphones Made in 2001 at the 210000066860
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Vintage 1960s Harmony Bobcat Electric Guitar with Gold Foil Pickup and Case ADK Microphones Made in 2001 at the 210000066860

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Vintage 1960s Harmony Bobcat Electric Guitar with Gold Foil Pickup and Case ADK Microphones Made in 2001 at the 210000066860 Made in 2001 at the Corona plant USA Includes three MS7701B tripod boom stands At Evolution Music A Vintage 1960s Harmony Bobcat Electric Guitar with Gold Foil Pickup and Case in Very Good condition

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