Guitar
I expect most of my readers will be familiar with the Harmony H-162. The seller posted a tiny photo of this one but it looks to have some minor cosmetic damage on the face (lower right) and the headstock logo looks to be for a late 1950's or very early 1960's model.
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Date: 2012-06-12, 11:03AM EDT
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Vintage Harmony H-162 Acoustic Guitar.
Spruce top - Mahogany sides and back, steel reinforced neck.
Grand Concert Size. Production years: 1940-1971
$70 Cash
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Guitar
Harmony H-162 Acoustic in Detroit for $70
I expect most of my readers will be familiar with the Harmony H-162. The seller posted a tiny photo of this one but it looks to have some minor cosmetic damage on the face (lower right) and the headstock logo looks to be for a late 1950's or very early 1960's model.
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Harmony Guitar H162 - $70 (BLOOMFIELD TWP)
Date: 2012-06-12, 11:03AM EDT
Reply to: [email protected] [Errors when replying to ads?]
Vintage Harmony H-162 Acoustic Guitar.
Spruce top - Mahogany sides and back, steel reinforced neck.
Grand Concert Size. Production years: 1940-1971
$70 Cash
- 50 Year Old Harmony H-162 Acoustic In San Diego Area For $75
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