Harmony
Harmony H15 Silhouette Electric Guitar (1965)
Harmony H15 Silhouette Electric Guitar (1965)
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Introduced in 1963, the H15 was the mid-range option in the Silhouette line of guitars by Harmony. This model features 2 DeArmond Golden-Tone pickups, individual volume & tone controls, a floating Rosewood bridge, a fixed tail piece and a great looking Shaded Walnut finish.
This specific guitar is in great condition, with only some minor wear that is expected from a 50+ year old instrument. Everything on the guitar seems to be original other than then strap pin on the upper horn of the guitar. At some point someone had Gene Simmons sign the pickguard. All pots and electronics are working as they should and are original. One of the knobs was lost at some point but the pot still works fine.
This is the writeup from the 1965 Harmony Catalog
"As on the model to the left, the experienced player will readily see how the SILHOUETTE profile and the full rounded edges, top and back, further add to his comfort in playing. The Golden Tone dual pickups designed by DeArmond are angle mounted to provide extended range of tone. Separate tone and volume controls for each and selector switch to change from one to the other or play both together. Shaded walnut wood finish to enhance the maple grain. Performs as well as it looks!
12 3/4" Wide, 36 3/4" Long, 1 1/2" Deep
















