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The early Antoria branded LG-50's that Hank Marvin and Johhny Byrne bought in the late 1950's had a zero fret and the dot inlays on the fretboard. I think the rectangle fret markers (SUPER thin, by the way - they basically wear off) came later.
My guess is that it's later, but who knows? I've got an early one with the zero fret and the dot inlays and it definitely feels older and more "primitive" than the one I used to own with the rectangle inlays and no zero fret.
It could still be a "one-off" at any rate. I've never seen that pickup on one of these.
All just conjecture, I guess...
Pity you can't date these by the pot codes 
BTW, is there a cooler headstock on the planet?
Bob
Statistics: Posted by Bob K — Fri Jan 21, 2011 11:26 am
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i've never had the nerve to take the covers off pup's on my LG but i wonder if single one on guitar we're talking about here is the same as ones typically found on LG's?
if so i bet that thing sounds very sweet.
edit - his asking price isn't unreasonable imo.
happy new year,
m
Statistics: Posted by mike_C — Wed Jan 12, 2011 10:32 am
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Statistics: Posted by Riotonsunset — Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:39 am
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