1960s Harmony 'Stella' H927 Parlor Natural

A killer department store parlour from the '60s!

What would have been a beginner instrument once upon a time has now become a bonafide vintage classic, with excellent recording potential or even simply as a killer strummer for the couch. This particular example dates to sometime around the early to mid '60s and is composed of a birch body with poplar neck. Cool stencilled inlays on this example as well as what appears to be the original tuners, bridge, and tailpiece. Nut appears to be a later replacement. The rear strap pin has broken off/disintegrated. A cool strummer as is, or could even be a candidate for some rubber bridge shenanigans. 

Cosmetic condition is very good for its age, showing signs of finish wear, fretboard wear, dings, scratches, and scuffs throughout. Hardware is fully functional, and plays with a medium action. Includes a gig bag.