Standel / 1969 Custom Electric Guitar / 1969 / Guitar
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Very Good condition, 7/10, including black original hardcase with red lining and original leather strap, 2 pickups, 2 slide switches, 2 knobs, impressed date code 2-69 on the end of the fingerboard, rosewood fingerboard with dots and binding, zero fret, maple neck, bolt-on neck with 3 screws and extra screw under the neck plate, including original hardcase with fake alligator tolex, From 1961 to 1967, Standel had a short period as a manufacturer of stringed instruments. Bob Crooks made several attempts to market a Standel guitar. The first attempt resulted in 10 prototypes made by Semi Mosely. Joe Hall built the next line of guitars, a run of Mosrite-inspired double-cutaway guitars and a basses that featured an aluminum casting that housed the pickups, bridge and tailpiece. In 1967 Sam Koontz and The Harptone Manufacturing Co. designed and built a product line of 10 semi-hollow body and arch-top guitars, five acoustic models in six-string and 12-string variants and two basses: a semi-hollow body and the first production acoustic bass. Nut width: 41 mm
Instrument sold
Oscar Guitars, Sweden 
Contact name:
Oscar Björklund
Brands:
Languages:
English
Specialties:
Vintage guitars, amps and other stringed instruments
Opening hours:
M-F 12.00-18.00 Sat-Sun 12.00-16.00
Oscar Guitars is today Sweden's largest specialist guitar store with a focus on vintage and used string instruments, pedals and amplifiers. In the store there is a constantly changing exhibition of stringed instruments from all ages and manufacturers, some call it a museum where everything is for sale.
The store is based on a vision that began full-time in 1997 and today, 25 years later, we are one of the the most famous vintage guitar shops in Northern Europe.
Dealer
Price:
EUR 4.695,-
Location:
Sweden
Dealer
Price:
EUR 4.695,-
Location:
Sweden
Dealer
Price:
EUR 3.840,-
Location:
Sweden
