can you help?
The guitars below have been marked as lost or stolen by our members.
Gibson Traditional T,
Serial number: 160115942
Not sure really, disappeared from my home. The police have traced its movement to Cash Converters in Bletchley, Milton Keynes. Allegedly sold by Cash Converters online. The police should be able to trace the purchaser, they are actively investigating now. Further so far been traced to here ......
http://www.selectguitars.eu/hasznalt-gitarok/gibson-les-paul-traditional-t-mc-ix?fbclid=IwAR3BtjsxW_OIMzVdTKjO6X8pc1mIyILmjHl4JMxlZ35VkKdOyJwFu5N1OHQ
Gibson SB-450, Gibson Short Neck Bass
Serial number: 180802
Stolen from me house in Highgate. April 2019.
Fender Elite Flame, Robben
Serial number: 41102907
House was broken into and most everything in my studio was stolen.
Fender 1977 Precision Bass,
Serial number: S760494
Stolen from car in Bristol, UK on the evening of 7th Feb 2019
Along with this guitar a Black 1978 Fender P-Bass was also stolen.
Gibson Les Paul Deluxe 1969 Goldtop, Goldtop
Serial number: None entered
Gibson Les Paul Deluxe 1969 Goldtop with mini-humbuckers. Stolen from our rehearsal space the Sound Mill recording studio in Bloomington, IN in the Summer of 1994. I know it's a long shot but hoping to track it down to buy it back.
I loved this Les Paul, now it's been 25 years, and it's the longest of long shots, but I'd like to track it down and buy it back. I don't have the serial number but I'm trying to get it now.
I bought it from Manny's Music in 1990. While I was on tour with The Lemonheads in the summer of 1994, I stupidly left some of my gear stored in my band Antenna's leased rehearsal space at a now-defunct Bloomington, Indiana, recording studio called The Sound Mill. The story at the time was that a studio employee named Jacques made off with a bunch of studio gear, including this guitar, and crossed the border to his native Quebec and, presumably, sold all of the gear. By the time I got back from tour, the theft had occurred several weeks prior. There aren't many of these guitars, so my wife's theory is that maybe there's a way to narrow down the sales of this model that occurred within that time period. Difficult detective work, to be sure. But who knows?
There were some minor cracks in the finish and some typical wear and tear on the body of the instrument. It had a sparkly gold star sticker on the pick guard and a Mercury Rev sticker on the body of the guitar behind the bridge at the time it was stolen (although probably removed by whoever stole the guitar). You can message me on Facebook or reply here if you have any ideas about how to track it down. I'm sure it's been sold a time or two since then, but I'll buy it again. Thanks, John Strohm
Here's a video with close ups of the guitar at 5:19, 5:46, 6:23, 6:35, 8:17, 8:45, and 10:25.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uQ3x-LBZi8
Fender Jazz, Fender Jazz Bass 1972 Blonde EMG pickups
Serial number: 367353
House break. April 29,2014 Pittsfield MA. Please call lead detective officer Bertelli with info. 413-448-9705 menu #1, then #5.
$1,500.00 reward
Ibanez JEM, Greenie
Serial number: None entered
I know this is a extreme long shot, this guitar was stolen from me on November 10, 1995 and there were no forums or place besides the police department to report this until now. It was stolen from Toad's Place in New Haven, CT while my Band Trial Mile was opening for Kansas. Out of any guitar that I had that night this one is not replaceable due to its rarity and unique swirl.
JET (Jeffery Earle Terwilliger) Earlwood, JET Earlwood 198
Serial number: 198
Purchased through ebay.
Delivered by UPS but missing from the package.
