1970s Harmony Silvertone H1227 (Stella) 12-string guitar - high action
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Since my H913 Stella project attracted so very little interest, I am replacing it with this more attractive Silvertone.
The Harmony H1227 is the Silvertone version of the H913 Stella 12-string (1969 to 1971) - they’re getting pretty rare these days - it was made exclusively for Sears, Roebuck Company.
All birch; with poplar neck, “ebonized” maple fretboard; floating bridge, metal tailpiece, ladder bracing, and twelve frets. Features the 1970s “Atomic” logo and black pickguard. Serial number 900S122.
As is typical with these old Stella guitars, the action is high down the neck: Just under 1/8” at first fret, just over 1/8” at seventh fret, 1/4” at twelfth fret.
Comes with gig bag.
Ships UPS Ground to Continental USA only.
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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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