Harmony was the largest US guitar manufacturer between the 1930s and late 1960s. There are hundreds of thousands of Harmony guitars out there, and though these are mostly entry-level instruments, they’re very much a part of guitar history.

That said, I wonder how many guitarists reading this column started out learning to play on a Harmony. Can you identify it for me and tell me how much it’s worth? Paul, MN Hey Chad, Cool guitar! And you’re right- most Harmony guitars aren’t worth much, or in other words, they aren’t very collectible. I know Harmony guitars aren’t worth much, but this guitar plays quite well. Please take the strings off and put all the bridge bits into a plastic bag. Your guitar is probably fairly old from the headstock and the bridge. Hey Zach, I have a Harmony archtop acoustic with the following numbers inside: F-63-HB and 3714H1213. You should see some numbers stamped into the back. RIGHT: Made of solid wood, as opposed to laminates, the Archtone sports a birch body. These leathers will improve with wear, developing a rich patina over.

Some straps may show markings that are inherent to the hide and are considered the unique beauty of the materials, not imperfections. We use artisanal techniques to highlight and showcase the natural character. LEFT: In 1963, the Harmony Archtone H1213 sold for under $40. Stella straps are made from the highest quality leathers. What is the value of my harmony sovereign guitar? The serial number is in it but i cant find the year it was made. List of serial numbers for harmony guitars.

Stella guitar identification