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(Rare Vintage) 1940s War Time Stella H929

Last updated 6 months ago in Seattle, WA

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(Rare Vintage) 1940s War Time Stella H929

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Stella H929 acoustic guitar, likely made by Harmony in the 1940s. These guitars are known for their simple construction, birch tops, and ladder bracing, giving them a distinctive midrange tone. They were popular student guitars due to their affordability. Here are some key features of the Stella H929: Construction: Typically made with a birch top, back, and sides. Bracing: Ladder bracing, which contributes to its unique tone. Bridge: Often features a floating bridge. Neck: Steel-reinforced neck. Headstock: Oversized headstock. Tone: Known for its midrange-focused sound. History: Originally made by Oscar Schmidt, later by Harmony. Stella guitars were popular in the early to mid-20th century and were often played by blues musicians. While not considered high-end instruments, they have a certain charm and are appreciated for their vintage tone.

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Used (normal wear)

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