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    Correct Stock for Rockola?

    I have 2 Rockola stocks, an I cut (modified) and an Oval. Which one would be correct for Rockola SN 4581xxx? And what would be the date of manufacture?
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    Duff's book shows Jan-March 1944 manufacture for that serial number range (i have one in 458xxxx also. Riesch shows oval cut for the stock.

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    I-cut stock is way too early for your Rockola. Oval cut in either highwood or low wood configuration should be fine for the 4581xxx. I would tend to go with a highwood for that serial number.

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