Nevada Music, a well-known Portsmouth-based guitar store, suffered a break-in on 12 September and is appealing for information concerning the whereabouts of a Gretsch G6122 1962 Chet Atkins Country guitar.
The retailer is offering a reward for any information that might lead to the recovery of the instrument (pictured above). The guitar is a Gretsch G6122 1962 Chet Atkins Country with the serial number JT09073156.
If you see a guitar that fits the description surface on any auction sites, in classified ads, or if you're offered one in a disreputable drinking establishment, please get in touch with either Jenny Devereux or Carl Whiteside at Nevada Music on 02392 313 090.
Click here for a larger picture of the Gretsch G6122 1962 Chet Atkins Country guitar.
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