Harmony Stella H-927 1969 - Natural

Harmony H-927 1969 all birch body.

This one has batwing pickguard.

Plays good looks good with some nicks, rubs, scratches mostly touched up.

Guitar body has been cleaned, polished.

Fretboard Cleaned and Oiled, Frets Sanded.

New Strings

This guitar is in great working condition.

The 1969 Harmony Stella H927 is a vintage, American-made parlor acoustic guitar produced in Chicago, Illinois. Famously known as the natural-finish counterpart to the iconic sunburst H929, the H927 is highly regarded by collectors, folk musicians, and blues players for its distinctive "boxy," dry, and rootsy tone.

Key Specifications

• Body & Construction: Built with a solid birch top, back, and sides rather than laminate. It features traditional ladder bracing, painted "faux binding", and a lightweight body weighing roughly 3 lbs 10 oz.

• Neck & Fingerboard: Formed from a poplar neck with a medium C/V profile and a flat fingerboard. It typically features an ebonized maple or stained-poplar fretboard with stenciled/sprayed-on "deco" fret markers.

• Hardware: Outfitted with a floating bridge (often ebonized maple) paired with a metal stamped tailpiece.