Harmony H44 Stratotone 1950’s Copper Finish - Modified
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Here is a modified Harmony Stratotone H44 from the 1950’s. Unsure of the exact year. Modifications were performed by previous owner.
Finish is heavily worn, especially on the back of the neck, with oxidizing (green) and copper paint touch ups through out. Headstock logo has been hand painted over. There are many dings in the wood as photographed.
Second pickup added by former owner in H88 style. Not sure of the provenance of these pickups, but they work, as do the other electronics - newer pickup selector, volume knob, brass replacement jack plate.
Pickguard, cupcake knobs and tuners are newer replacements. Original bridge is screwed into body.
Neck is straight and plays great with no warping or bowing as these guitars commonly have because they were not built with truss rods. Additionally there is little to no fret wear as photographed.
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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