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Bertram D
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- First Act Custom Shop Baritone Guitar Prototype
guitarz.blogspot.com: A semi-hollow archtop baritone guitar is what I dream of - I hope to acquire soon a Hagstrom Viking baritone that is the only available model I know of , but this 27' scale First Act Custom Shop one-off is just...
- From Germany: Vintage Pfaff / Willy Dreier Archtop Jazz Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'm not quite sure why this Pfaff archtop jazz guitar has a Willy Dreier label inside. Friedrich Pfaff produced guitars from 1947 - 1955 for MIGMA, whereas Willy Dreier was a Berlin luthier working in the early to mid 20th Century....
- What Is This Plasma-labeled Guitar?
guitarz.blogspot.com This Plasma guitar feels like a one-off - and if not it's been anyway retrofit because you wouldn't find a wooden pickguard on any factory guitar! Or maybe it is a Frankenstein, because neck and headstock are typically...
- Vintage German-made Goldklang Archtop Hollow Body Electric Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: Surely this Goldklang archtop is a relation of other German brands Musima, Migma and Perlgold guitars? There are too many design and hardware similarities for it to be mere coincidence. It's a fantastic looking guitar and don't...
- Unidentified Höfner Verithin
guitarz.blogspot.com Despite my efforts - I must have checked 100 guitar models on the inevitable vintagehofner.co.uk website - I couldn't identify this Höfner Verithin archtop guitar from the late 1960s. It has plenty of highly recognisable elements...
Guitar
Perl Gold archtop
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We've already shown a very similar PerlGold archtop guitar a couple of years ago (here) but I don't know if the differences of finish, knobs, headstock and pickguard are just cosmetic or indicate different models. My feeling is that is a later PerlGold model, from the 1970s - the only documentation I found is from the 1950s and show mostly acoustic guitars - flattop and archtop -, also lutes and harp guitars; here we are closer to Musima's style with its 3 pickups and tremolo...
Bertram D
© 2013, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
- First Act Custom Shop Baritone Guitar Prototype
guitarz.blogspot.com: A semi-hollow archtop baritone guitar is what I dream of - I hope to acquire soon a Hagstrom Viking baritone that is the only available model I know of , but this 27' scale First Act Custom Shop one-off is just...
- From Germany: Vintage Pfaff / Willy Dreier Archtop Jazz Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: I'm not quite sure why this Pfaff archtop jazz guitar has a Willy Dreier label inside. Friedrich Pfaff produced guitars from 1947 - 1955 for MIGMA, whereas Willy Dreier was a Berlin luthier working in the early to mid 20th Century....
- What Is This Plasma-labeled Guitar?
guitarz.blogspot.com This Plasma guitar feels like a one-off - and if not it's been anyway retrofit because you wouldn't find a wooden pickguard on any factory guitar! Or maybe it is a Frankenstein, because neck and headstock are typically...
- Vintage German-made Goldklang Archtop Hollow Body Electric Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: Surely this Goldklang archtop is a relation of other German brands Musima, Migma and Perlgold guitars? There are too many design and hardware similarities for it to be mere coincidence. It's a fantastic looking guitar and don't...
- Unidentified Höfner Verithin
guitarz.blogspot.com Despite my efforts - I must have checked 100 guitar models on the inevitable vintagehofner.co.uk website - I couldn't identify this Höfner Verithin archtop guitar from the late 1960s. It has plenty of highly recognisable elements...