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Here is a nice Harmony D style acoustic from the 60's that looks to be weel cared for and has new bone nut and strings and a ncew padded case - nice deal in the SF Bay area for $199.
Vintage Harmony Steel String Acoustic Guitar - $199 (inner sunset / UCSF)
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Date: 2009-08-25, 2:25PM PDT
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The Economy is looking up. Its a great time to buy an old guitar
1960's vintage Harmony acoustic guitar made of solid wood; mahogany (back and sides) and spruce (top). Brazilian rosewood finger board. Quality craftsmanship. New strings and new bone nut. Top and back are bound with tortoise shell binding. Looks very cool! Fresh setup. Easy to play. Deep, rich, crystal clear tone. Excellent structural condition. Shows some history cosmetically but not too bad. Comes with new, padded case.
More tone and mojo than guitars they're churning out by the ten thousands these days.
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- Harmony H-162 Acoustic In Spokane Wa For $110
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- 1960's Harmony H-162 Acoustic In Chicago For $100
The headstock logo (with the line over the name Harmony) should make this guitar circa 1960-1962. The H-162's was the most popular of the decent guitars made by Harmony from 1940-1971 and the tops are either solid Spruce or Solid Cedar with Mahogany...
- 1975 Harmony H Acoustic In San Pedro For $100
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- Harmony 000-18 Style Dreadnaught Acoustic In St. Louis Mo For $100
If you like older Harmony guitars (like I do) then you might like this Flat top acoustic. The top could be either wide grain Spruce or Mahogany (rosewood?) but it certainly looks nice. This would be somewhere around 50 years old - maybe...
- 1979 Gibson J-40 In St. Louisarea For $600
Sounds like this one is well used but could be a good price for a 30 year old Gibson Dreadnaught acoustic - he says he he did buy it from one of the most reputable vintage guitar dealers in Nashville, George Gruhn, about 20 years ago. Gibson J-40...
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Harmony Vintage Acoustic in SF bay area for $199
Here is a nice Harmony D style acoustic from the 60's that looks to be weel cared for and has new bone nut and strings and a ncew padded case - nice deal in the SF Bay area for $199.
Vintage Harmony Steel String Acoustic Guitar - $199 (inner sunset / UCSF)
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Date: 2009-08-25, 2:25PM PDT
Reply to: [email protected] [Errors when replying to ads?]
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Please leave a number to get a response.
The Economy is looking up. Its a great time to buy an old guitar
1960's vintage Harmony acoustic guitar made of solid wood; mahogany (back and sides) and spruce (top). Brazilian rosewood finger board. Quality craftsmanship. New strings and new bone nut. Top and back are bound with tortoise shell binding. Looks very cool! Fresh setup. Easy to play. Deep, rich, crystal clear tone. Excellent structural condition. Shows some history cosmetically but not too bad. Comes with new, padded case.
More tone and mojo than guitars they're churning out by the ten thousands these days.
Please leave a number to get a response.
- Harmony H-162 Acoustic In Spokane Wa For $110
This seller is offering a vintage Harmony H-162 acoustic. Regular readers of this blog know how I feel about my Harmony H-162. This one looks to be in particularly nice shape - though it is one of the later versions without the nice tortoise...
- 1960's Harmony H-162 Acoustic In Chicago For $100
The headstock logo (with the line over the name Harmony) should make this guitar circa 1960-1962. The H-162's was the most popular of the decent guitars made by Harmony from 1940-1971 and the tops are either solid Spruce or Solid Cedar with Mahogany...
- 1975 Harmony H Acoustic In San Pedro For $100
Here's an interesting find. The Harmony H1239 is an "Auditorium size" acoustic similar to a Martin OOO-18 with a spruce top and Mahogany (I believe the Martin is Rosewood) back and sides. The necks are quite different though - don't expect Martin...
- Harmony 000-18 Style Dreadnaught Acoustic In St. Louis Mo For $100
If you like older Harmony guitars (like I do) then you might like this Flat top acoustic. The top could be either wide grain Spruce or Mahogany (rosewood?) but it certainly looks nice. This would be somewhere around 50 years old - maybe...
- 1979 Gibson J-40 In St. Louisarea For $600
Sounds like this one is well used but could be a good price for a 30 year old Gibson Dreadnaught acoustic - he says he he did buy it from one of the most reputable vintage guitar dealers in Nashville, George Gruhn, about 20 years ago. Gibson J-40...