Black Bobbin '62 Custom JM Raspberry Smoothie

Roy Rogers was one of the most beloved singing cowboys in the early representation of Western life on the big screen. With his beginnings rooted in music as a member of the Sons of The Pioneers, Roy was an influential musician and when he moved to the moving pictures and television, he brought his guitars along. Have a Listen to "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" and drift back to 1934. While appraising Roy's collection of Martin Guitars for Christie's Auction House, John Woodland of Mastery Bridge unearthed a '62 Jazzmaster that belonged to Roy.  Here you can see the Christie's listing with a description of Roy's career and a single faded photo if the guitar. Note that where the should be a toggle switch, there was an amp jewel! Roy Rogers Jr informed John that his father had purchased the Jazzmaster to perform at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, but had it repainted to match one of his Western Suits made by the famous Nudie Cohen. The guitar was auctioned by Christie's to Nels Cline, who was enco