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Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern
Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern

Rare 1960's MCM Swagerty Treholipee Wood Folk Guitar Ukulele Mid Century Modern

$ 89.75

Availability: 73 in stock
  • Ukulele Type: Folk
  • Body Material: Mahogany
  • Modified Item: No
  • Brand: Swagerty
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Model: Wander-A-Lay-Lee
  • Exact Year: 1960

    Description

    After doing extensive research I've found that this is a rare 1960's MCM Mid Century Modern Folk Guitar or Ukulele type called a Treholipee.  It is from the early to mid 60's and was designed by an artist from California. The pointed end was designed to be stuck in the sand to go surfing after playing.  It was a good indicator of how far you drifted away. I believe this one is made by Swagerty of Southern California. It is marked Wander-A-Lay-Lee as shown. This one measures a whoppping 51 inches long! The base is approximately 8.75" wide. Buyer to pay .99 shipping. I ship to the United States only. Sorry no returns unless grossly misrepresented somehow. All items sold as is...  Please refer to photos for exact condition of items. All items will be shipped fully insured, therefore if any item is received damaged it is the buyers responsibility to simply take it to your local post office along with all original packaging for a full refund. Buyer pays return shipping for items received damaged so I can file a damage claim with the shipper. I am not responsible for return shipping costs on damaged items.