Are you referring to [i]all/i] steel guitars in this thread regarding keyless, or just This guitar is a one-off by the late, great John Zeidler.

They decided to make a collaborative guitar incorporating many of Zeidler's touches and even using wood he chose. The guitar would be sold to defray some of John's medical expenses, and to help his family. It was a spirited, bold project: Never before had a group of such highly-respected instrument makers attempted such a collaboration.

John toured with the Kevein Burke's Celtic Fiddle Festival and played this one. This is John Monteleone's take on a gypsy guitar designed in collaboration with Mario Maccaferri. It has a bit of play-wear but is a fine sounding and playing instrument. Sold. Monteleone 7-String 1997 (#164), near mint condition, red violin finish, non-cutaway body, 2 3/32-inch nut, 18-inch body, hard-shell case. John Zeidler Historical records and family trees related to John Zeidler.

The guitar is in excellent condition. Specs Top Wood -Spruce Back/Side Wood -Rosewood Fingerboard Wood - Ebony Scale Length - 25.5" Nut Width - 1 11/16" Pickup(s) - None Case -Hardshell Case John Zeidler was a legendary American guitar builder, out of Philadelphia, who passed away much too young. This is an Auditorium Cutaway having intensely flamed Koa wood back and sides, a light varnish finish and it is equipped with a passive internal pickup. Now on sale! Big discount!

The guitar has light play wear and is in wonderful condition for being 31 years old.

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ACOUSTIC GUITAR John Zeidler was at the top of his game when he was prematurely taken from the world in 2002. A focused craftsman with an incredible attention to detail and masterful skills, Zeider was primarily involved in archtop construction, but made his fair share of flat tops and mandolins.

John Lee Zeigler of Kathleen, Georgia plays the guitar left-handed, with the strings upside down, striking the bass strings with his index finger and the treble strings with his thumb. John is the most unique and pure Georgia blues artists performing today. He appeared at Blues Estafette in Holland in 1996. How We Helped:

John R. Archtop Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, John R, Music Instruments, Guitars. Saved by. Uploaded by user. Archtop Guitar. John R. Zeidler Project Archtop Guitar. Jan 26, 2018 He told Nathan Brown, studying jazz guitar at Guildhall, in this LJN: You once said that your John Zeidler guitar from 1981 is your “only guitar” Guess its the Zeidler.

John made this one in 1984 for his friend John McGann, who took it to Winfield in 1995 and won the National Mandolin Championship. John toured with the Kevein Burke's Celtic Fiddle Festival and played this one.
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He was also the bass player for Family from 1969 to 1971.

I bought it All of the proceeds of the sale will benefit the family of one of our most honored suppliers: the late Master Guitar Builder, John Zeidler.
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Jul 22, 2009 Garys guitar here has a P.J.Marx in the neck and an EMG 81 in the Also the late great John Zeidler, who did the work on the guitars for me,

Tom Ribbecke carved the maple back, also provided by Zeidler.

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The Zeidler project was co-ordinated by Canadian luthier, Linda Manzer. It was a spirited, bold, project; Never before had a group of so highly-respected, instrument makers attempted such a collaboration. John Zeidler was at the top of his game when he was prematurely taken from the world in 2002. A focused craftsman with an incredible attention to detail and masterful skills, Zeider was primarily involved in archtop construction, but made his fair share of flat tops and mandolins. The guitar traveled across the continent to the shop of every builder - each of them adding his or her own touch to it, then passing it to the next builder. The soundboard, carved by John Monteleone, is Adirondack (red) spruce chosen by Zeidler at the beginning of the project.

He believed they should be played acoustically. He, however, put detachable Kent Armstrong floaters on the pick guard as customers' requests. Peter's guitar is John's second or third archtop as far as I heard. His new guitars at the time were just incredible, though. John Zeidler was at the top of his game when he was prematurely taken from the world in 2002 A foc A rare flat-top made by the late John Zeidler of Philadelphia, who was noted for his archtop guitars and mandolins. The guitar is in excellent condition.