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JDC Series #001
A frontier child of the Northwest Territories and a commander of a battalion of Indiana Militia in the War of 1812, Joseph D. Clements arrived in Texas on Christmas Day, 1829. He established a grist mill on the Guadalupe river in DeWitt’s Colony near present day Seguin and quickly became a local leader, serving in multiple roles prior to, during and after the Texas Revolution. One of the “Old Eighteen” at Gonzales in October 1835, Joseph penned and signed the letter refusing to give up the town’s cannon to the Mexican commander and his troops who had been sent for it. The “Come and Take It” flag waved in the breeze as the first shots of the revolution were fired. Joseph later rode cavalry at the Battle of Coleto Creek, served as President of the Commission to supply the Texian Army with corn and cornmeal, and represented the estates of several of Gonzales’ citizens who perished at The Alamo.
Price as equipped below with Custom Hardshell Case:
$4900
Specifications
Color:
Top: 5A Flame Maple
Back: Maple
Neck: Maple
Neck Profile: C- Shaped
Truss Rod: Double Action 4mm
Set Neck Hide Glued
Nut Width: 1.700”
1st Fret Height: 0.850”
12th Fret Height: 0.860”
Fingerboard: Ziricote
Inlays:
12th Fret Marker: Ebony and Mother of Pearl
Tuners: Hipshot 3+3 Locking Tuners
Bridge: Gotoh Tune-O-Matic
Nut: Bone
Pickups:
Neck: Porter Custom Low Profile
Bridge: Porter Custom Low Profile
Pickup Configuration:
Position 1: Full Neck
Position 2: Neck/Bridge
Position 3: Full Bridge
Switch: Switchcraft 3-Way Toggle Switch
Knobs: Vintage-Style Bell Knobs
2 Master Volume/ 1 Master Tone
Input Jack: Switchcraft 152B Stereo Flush Mounted
Nut: Bone
Scale Length: 25.5”
Frets: 22
Weight: 6.5lbs
Neck Joint: Set Neck Hide Glued
Fret Wire: Medium/ Medium Nickel-Silver
Finish: High Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Strings: 10-52
Case: TKL Hardshell Case
Hand Signed and Serial Numbered
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