Vintage guitars for sale: 1958 harmony

1958 - Harmony H950T Montery Tenor Electric Archtop Guitar - DeArmond 40 Toaster
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This is a 1958 - Harmony H950T Montery Tenor Archtop Guitar w / DeArmond 40 Toaster Pickup. Needs some minor repair and TLC for ideal use. The pickup is working and shows 9 16k Ohms but the output wire needs work or replacement. Missing the jack and both sides are a bit frayed. Knobs are untested. The guitar has a large crack to the left side of the top that should be glued / ... more

Vintage 1950's Harmony H-50 Pickguard 
 
Works great, no issues
Original screws
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Up for sale is this excellent vintage Harmony Marigold electric guitar in fantastic cosmetic and functional condition. There are some visible signs of use (pickguard scratches, small finish scratches, slight finish checking, etc ) but remains in great shape considering its age
The frets have been leveled, crowned, and polished. The fretboard has been thoroughly cleaned and oiled. The guitar has been completely cleaned and professionally set up for maximum play-ability
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This is a Harmony H1310 that was upgraded to a H62 by JuniorWatson. I was told it??s a 1958 or 1959 guitar The H1310 has a solid spruce top where H62??s are laminate The solid spruce has superior resonance, richer tone and better sustain thanlaminate so this was probably the motivation for the conversion It has a bit of wear and tear in places (see photos) butgenerally in good condition for its age . The last photo is a picture of JuniorWatson holding the guitar which was in the case when I ... more

1958 Harmony H1215 archtop acoustic
This is a very playable example of this famous guitar Solid wood top, back and sidesBrazilian rosewood fretboardFrets in good condition - minimal wear
Great low action - roughly 10 / 64's bass side, 6 / 64's treble at 12th fretPlays buzz free all the way up the neck 'Hard' caseNote that a previous owner economised on purchasing a guitar hanger, by putting a hole in the headstock!... more