Vintage guitars for sale: Harmony Stratotone

Original 1960's Harmony Stratotone / Silvertone 1420 Wooden Pickup Riser / Spacerfor DeArmond Hershey Bar Pickup and other similar sized DeArmond pickups
Very good overall condition as shown
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Silvertone 1420 made by Harmony Stratotone model pickup riser for two pickup guitar from the early 1960s. It's wood, possibly rosewood. These were on both the Silvertone and Harmony branded Stratone model guitars. So it should fit a variety of projects.
Good condition but shows minor wear. Check the large photos to see if they match your project. Photos tell the story. Please ask any questions. All sales are final. We definitely welcome offers
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Harmony Jupiter H49 electric guitar bezel for the bridge pickup. These were used on Harmony Jupiters from 1959-1966. They're the base below the pickup. The bridge bezel points up. This was on a guitar. So it shows minor wear. But, is overall in good shape. On the back, is a sticker that say Rowe Industries Toledo, Ohio, U S.A. It's made of celluloid or plastic
Overall, it is in good condition with some cosmetic wear. Check the large photos to see if they match your project. Photos tell the ... more

Harmony Jupiter H49 electric guitar bezel for the neck pickup. These were used on Harmony Jupiters from 1959-1966. They're the base below the pickup. The neck bezel points down. This was on a guitar. So it shows minor wear. But, is overall in good shape. On the back, is a sticker that say Rowe Industries Toledo, Ohio, U S.A. It's made of celluloid or plastic
Overall, it is in good condition with some cosmetic wear. Check the large photos to see if they match your project. Photos tell the ... more

Silvertone and Harmony guitar knob pair for mini-pots used on the Jupiter 1423, Bobkats 1476 and 1477 from the late 1950s or early-to-mid 1960s. They are in good condition with minor wear. They were on a guitar
Overall, they are in good condition in with some minor cosmetic wear. Check the large photos to see if they match your project. Photos tell the story. Please ask any questions. All sales are final
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1960s Holiday Harmony Stratotone Sunburst Electric guitar 1 PU Great condition for a guitar of this age. Sounds And plays great. Willship FedEx ground fully insured with tracking shipping to the lower 48 states only. No Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam or PO boxes. International shipping provided by eBay global
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This guitar is in good original condition. There is one turning peg is bent a little. It still functions. There are a few marks and finish wear from age and use. This seems to work ok .the pickup works, the volume knob is a little noisy, could use some cleaning. This is sold "as is" as found   If your interested please ask questions and can take more pictures if you like. This is a great vintage guitar, but please understand that it might need some things to improve for use. Comes with the ... more

This early 1960s Harmony H45 Stratotone Mars, branded in this case as a "Holiday" model for Montgomery Ward, is a lightweight, sunburst-finished, hollow body electric guitar made in Chicago that offers an iconic, funky garage-rock tone favored by 1960s artists
This comfortable, small-bodied instrument features a distinctive single DeArmond "Hershey Bar" pickup??known for its woody, raw, and highly responsive character??paired with a simple volume and tone control set, with a "tone on / off" ... more

Vintage 1960s Harmony Stratotone electric guitar, made in the USA
This is an original vintage instrument, not a reissue. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description and show the exact condition of the guitar
This guitar shows normal wear consistent with its age, including cosmetic marks and patina on hardware. No major cracks or structural damage noted. Electronics and setup may require adjustment depending on buyer preference, as is common with vintage ... more

Item: 1960's Harmony Silvertone Jupiter w / HSC!
Description: You are purchasing a 1960's Harmony Silvertone Jupiter with a Hard Shell Case This electric guitar has a sparkling black finish with a white pickguard Also has a yellow trim around the guitar It does have some wear and tear due to normal usage Plays and sounds good The case is nice with a pink lining Made in USA Please ask any questions before buying if you have any Shipping: $100 00 shipping to the Lower 48 States! We ... more

Here is a modified Harmony Stratotone H44 from the 1950??s. Unsure of the exact year. Modifications were performed by previous owner Finish is heavily worn, especially on the back of the neck, with oxidizing (green) and copper paint touch ups through out. Headstock logo has been hand painted over. There are many dings in the wood as photographed Second pickup added by former owner in H88 style. Not sure of the provenance of these pickups, but they work, as do the other electronics - newer pickup... more

Up for sale, a 1963 Silvertone Stratotone Jupiter model 1423 in near-mint, 100% original condition and in perfect working order, complete with the original chipboard case. Manufactured by Harmony in the USA and virtually identical to their "H49 Stratotone, " this Silvertone model 1423 has a Black Sparkle finish that was exclusive to the Silvertone-branded version of this guitar, available via Sears. This model was only offered from Winter 1959-63, and was one of Silvertone's more expensive ... more

For your consideration is this 1950's Harmony Stratotone in a Black finish. Overall the guitar is in Very Good condition. The original pickups sound smooth and what you would expect from the era. Playability is excellent with low action & light fret wear  Switch has been changed. Bridge tone pot is iffy sometimes
Comes with a gigbag as shown. (GB-19)
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Rare in this condition! Action is very low and neck is very straight, making this guitar ultra playable. Tailpiece was replaced with a sturdier custom piece but original is also included. Original case also included though it is quite beat.... more

Bernie Marsden - 1960s Stella Harmony H929 tenor guitar, made in USA; Body: two-tone sunburst finish, scuffs and marks throughout but generally in very acceptable condition for age; Neck: minor bow; Fretboard: rosewood; Frets: mild wear; Hardware: good; Case: fitted semi-rigid fibreboard case
Inscribed '9 28 2001, Clarksdale Mississippi' to the upper back and bearing a sticker inscribed Marsden, Bernard (Mr)
The hard case is very tatty and cracked
Case size is 98cm long by ... more

An all original 1962 Statotone H45 Mars guitar - increasingly rare and valuable piece of Chicago guitar history
In virtually Collectors' Grade condition, just one noticeable mark near floating bridge foot where it has scraped the paint on the body, but of no structural or functional signficance.
This guitar plays beautifully - nice action, lovely deep D-profile neck with its famous "steel reinforce neck" - and a sound from the famous, legendary Dearmond pickup that is a vintage tone all ... more

Vintage 1950s 1960s Harmony Stratotone Sunburst Electric Guitar *Players Grade
Could this be the coolest Harmony guitar you'll ever see!? It's an original late 1950s, early 1960s Harmony Stratotone, selling on behalf of the long term owner. It's been upgraded over many years, including a Gretsch tailpiece, Bigsby bridge, and a Fender vintage 'wide range' pickup. Obviously alongside the original Harmony gold pickup - this thing has a mind of its own - it's awesome! I've had it cleaned and ... more

Harmony Stratotone Mars, made in USA around 1962, two tone sunburst finish. Very cute, right? Harmony were an enormous market presence in the young electric guitar market in the 50s and 60s, making more instruments out of their Chicago factory than any other company at the time. They launched their Stratotone line in 1954, the very same year another guitar company launched a similarly titled guitar out of California. The whole line was named after different planets, so this one was called the ... more