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1951 Harmony terz-size parlor, ladder braced 12-fret in solid spruce/solid mahogany, the ultimate cool travel guitar!
110424A
This little Harmony is one of the better examples produced by this perennial American instrument maker. Quality construction with all solid woods and generous string spacing is a windfall for terz size guitars. Top-off rebuild, this is a wonderful example of an early short scale terz, capable of either standard or G-G terz tuning with extra light strings.
Price: $799
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Late 1920s Regal 0-size 12-fret in ladder-braced solid birch, 1 13/16” nut and 2 5/16” string spacing, bluesy tone with excellent playability
110424B
This example was born in the late 1920s as an affordable alternative to the more pricey guitars being introduced to the market after WWI. Somewhere along the way the guitar was set aside but still showing its age upon arrival at the shop. The guitar was completely dismantled and rebuilt to modern standard for structure and playability. Updated top-bracing, radius’d fretboard with new frets and adjustable truss rod and more transformed this old gal into a wonderful old parlor guitar with an awesome vintage vibe.
PRICE: $799
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Vintage 60’s Harmony 0-size 12-fret in X-braced cedar/birch with 1 10/16” nut & 2 1/8” string spacing, perfect for smaller hands offering a warm, fingerstyle voice
100124
The Harmony 910 model was designed with a larger body volume than other models produced in the 0-size. The nut and string specs for this parlor are almost identical to the Gibson LG model, however, the shorter scale length makes for easier fretting and a smooth playing experience. Adding an aged cedar top to the rebuild program delivered a full, rich voice for bare fingerstyle or light strumming. Good value for an American made flattop from this period.
Price: $699
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c. 1910 THE STAR brand vintage parlor-size 12-fret in solid ladder-braced spruce/walnut, 1 3/4” nut, 2 5/16” string spacing, easy playing with an intimate voice for recording, songwriting and lullabies
080324A
I was gifted this vintage true parlor some time back as the prospects for rebuilding it to playable condition by the donor were slim to none. After much time and shear will, this old gal is back in play. Its voice is as sweet as a kitten and playability is so smooth that your fingers barely need to touch the strings. The STAR No. 210 is looking for a forever home with someone yearning for a guitar with character and an intimate playing experience without a chunky neck.
$899
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