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Used 1950's Silvertone Espanada S1384 Electric Guitar Black

Espanada S1384 · #S1384
BrandSilvertone
TypeElectric Guitars
Serial No.S1384
PhotographyActual Photos
Archive ID27361
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Used 1950's Espanada S1384 Electric Guitar Black

This is a mid to late 1950’s Silvertone Espanada S1384, a hollowbody guitar that was part of the offerings of Harmony guitars sold through Sears & Roebuck mail order catalogs. The Espanada was one of the key models that played a role in 1950's Rockabilly, and this one has all of the black and white tuxedo appointments, and includes a rare vintage soft leather-like Artistic bag.

This Espanada is in overall very good condition; a piece of binding has cracked (otherwise all other areas of binding have held up), the truss rod is fully operational, a strap pin has been added and there is no longer a pickguard on the guitar. Features include a full 25.5" scale length, two Gibson-made P-13 single-coils and bakelite art deco knobs. A very cool guitar for any enthusiast of 1950’s mail-order electrics.

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