Beuscher Patenotte Manouche 40s or 50s

Extremely rare 7-string manouche guitar labeled by Pierre Beuscher Paris. Beuscher was a famous Parisian atelier that sold a wide range of instruments. They did not build the guitars themselves but purchased guitars from other famous luthiers such as Gerome, Patenotte, Busato, Castelluccia, Di Mauro, and Favino, which were fitted with the Beuscher label.

This manouche guitar was built by Louis Patenotte, a famous French guitar builder. A unique feature is the fact that it is a 7-string guitar with a distinctive loop-end tailpiece and strings that are looped through the bridge. This makes the guitar extremely rare.

- All panels are solid wood, and the guitar sounds awesome.

-new django/jazz sil&steel strings

-nut width 47mm

-scale 645mm

- Black ebony fretboard

- Original vintage tuners

- Equipped with a good-sounding vintage soundhole pickup (made in Japan), including cable

Pickup is easy to remove.

-low action strings, so easy to play.

Overall condition is good considering its age, however, it has several signs of age, particularly on the back and sides (touch-up spots here and there).

But a very unique guitar that is rarely for sale.

A true collector's item.