Vintage Harmony Electric Guitars
Of all the types of guitars Harmony made, one that made its way into the American home was the basic solid body electric. For many that that didn't have the cash to lay out for a Fender Stratocaster or the poor mans Strat, the Hagstrom electric, the Harmony H-14 electric guitar was a great way to go.
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 1962 Harmony H 75 Mint Price: $1,695.00 Time Left: 1d 1h 23m 
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 Vintage Harmony Roy Smeck H58 Archtop Price: $995.00 Time Left: 1d 11h 37m
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 Harmony Full Size Violin Price: $120.00 Time Left: 2d 2h 50m
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 Vintage Harmony Roy Smeck Electric Archtop Guitar Price: $2,495.00 Time Left: 2d 10h 21m
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 Vintage Harmony Stratotone Electric Hollowbody Guitar Price: $1,695.00 Time Left: 3d 1h 11m
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 1960s Monteray Harmony Price: $299.00 Time Left: 3d 6h 16m
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 Kay Pro Jimmy Reed Harmony Thin Twin Barney Kessel Price: $1,199.00 Time Left: 3d 13h 21m
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 1950s Silvertone Espanada Harmony Black Price: $2,150.00 Time Left: 4d 5h 53m
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 Harmony Espanada H62 H63 Archtop Guitar Silvertone Jazz Price: $2,400.00 Time Left: 6d 9h 15m
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 Harmony Silvertone Model 1454 Usa 1965 Bigsby No Res Price: $1,059.00 Time Left: 8d 12h 2m
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 1958 Harmony Stratotone Mars H46 Price: $499.00 Time Left: 16d 8h 10m
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 Harmony Alden Stratotone New Lower Price Price: $400.00 Time Left: 20d 11h 45m
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Harmony electric guitars had all things the aspiring musician needed. They were built for rock and roll and you can bet many a garage band rocked with a Harmony Bob Kat. They definitely had an impact on the music scene that effected many young players that were starting out.
As they out grew these guitars and went on to bigger and better things, these guitars have almost been forgotten. Today you can find them, inexpensively, and have a piece of American Rock and Roll History.
