VINTAGE HARMONY SOVEREIGN H1203 " WESTERN SPECIAL " ACOUSTIC GUITAR WITH CASE
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:450649 | Brand: Harmony |
| Soundboard Style: Flat Top | Custom Bundle: No |
| Series: Vintage | Model: H1203 |
| Body Type: Dreadnought | String Configuration: 6 String |
| Dexterity: Right-Handed |
VINTAGE HARMONY SOVEREIGN H1203 "WESTERN SPECIAL" ACOUSTIC GUITAR WITH CASE.
I have a couple of these old harmony’s and this one plays up the neck better than any of the others. In my opinion it does not need a neck reset. I think it may have had a neck reset in the past but I’m not sure. There is a slight separation at the heel of the neck (see pic). Might be evidence that is was done. There looks to be a head stock repair as you can see the faint evidence on back of neck. You ...can feel some slight separation at the bottom end of the book matched seam on the top. There is in overall good shape with some scratches, dents, finish checking, marks etc.
Sounds good and plays well. Great for finger style guitar. Comes with Martin case that is in fair condition (has a couple areas of damage but will definitely do its job to protect the guitar.
Guitar dates to 1970 according to stamp inside.
I have a couple of these old harmony’s and this one plays up the neck better than any of the others. In my opinion it does not need a neck reset. I think it may have had a neck reset in the past but I’m not sure. There is a slight separation at the heel of the neck (see pic). Might be evidence that is was done. There looks to be a head stock repair as you can see the faint evidence on back of neck. You ...can feel some slight separation at the bottom end of the book matched seam on the top. There is in overall good shape with some scratches, dents, finish checking, marks etc.
Sounds good and plays well. Great for finger style guitar. Comes with Martin case that is in fair condition (has a couple areas of damage but will definitely do its job to protect the guitar.
Guitar dates to 1970 according to stamp inside.
