Inventory
Due to the increase in custom orders, stock new models and restored older instruments are not available at this time. The instruments described below have all been sold.
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Francesca six-string:
copy of a Stella Auditorium 6 string from the 1920's. It
has a beautiful, full tone and traditional feel. The neck has an "improved" V
which is my interpretation of the profile found on the old necks. This is a
great instrument for playing solo Country Blues! Hard shell case included.
Price:
Photos - Front - Back - Headstock - Soundhole - Top - Bridge |
Angelina six-string:
Copy of a Stella grand concert guitar from the 1920's.
This guitar, with it's 14 5/8" lower bout and improved V neck profile, is extremely
comfortable to play. It has a wonderful even tone which makes it great for
solo or ensemble playing. It seems to be everybody's favorite. Hard shell case included.
Price:
Photos - Front - Back - Headstock - Top - Bridge - Soundhole |
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Regal Square Neck Guitar (Late 30's):
This all mahogany square neck guitar is in excellent, all original condition. It
has an absolutely gigantic sound. The body measures 15" at the lower bout and is
entirely free of cracks. The original tuners have had new buttons added as the
old ones were crumbling off.
The original plush lined case is included, as well as the original slide, and a scholarship for the South Sea Island School of Instruction.
Price: Photos - Front w/case - Top - Tuners - Headstock - Certificate |
Stella decal parlor guitar:
I have completely rebuilt this little birch bodied Stella, it is now in great shape,
ready for the next 80 years. Some braces were added to the top, as the original ones
had either failed or were made from inferior wood. It is still braced in the
traditional manner. There is one repaired top crack and one repaired back crack.
There is an old, treble side crack which was repaired long ago that I reinforced with
linen strips. New kerfed lining was added to the back, as the original had failed.
The guitar has it's original frets, tailpiece and tuners. It has a new bridge with a bone saddle and a fresh neck re-set. This is a great sounding guitar, very reminiscent of Blind Lemon Jefferson. The price includes a new hard shell case.
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1920's Harmony guitar:
In addition to being easy on the eyes, this all mahogany parlor sized guitar sounds
fantastic and is a lot of fun to play. It has a pearloid fingerboard, headstock
veneer and pickguard, original brass frets and period Waverly tuners. A new rosewood
pyramid bridge with a compensated bone saddle has been added, as well as a new bridge
plate. It has a fresh neck re-set with very comfortable action.
There are two repaired top cracks and two repaired back cracks. The guitar measures 12 3/4" at the lower bout and 1 13/16" at the nut. A new hardshell case is included.
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Koa Oscar Schmidt parlor guitar:
This is one of the best Oscar Schmidt guitars that I have ever heard! It has a rich,
resonant tone and is a true joy to play. It's all original except for a new radiused
ebony fingerboard and new frets. The original bridge was retro-fitted with a
compensated bone saddle in order to correct the intonation and improve the tone.
The guitar measures 12 1/2" at the lower bout, 1 3/4" at the nut and has a 24 7/8" scale. The mahogany neck has a rosewood veneer on the headstock and has a fresh neck reset. There are a few repaired cracks on the top and a few on the back as well. A new hardshell case is included. Don't pass up this fantastic guitar!
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Fraulini guitars may also be purchased from these fine establishments:
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Francesca six-string:
copy of a Stella Auditorium 6 string from the 1920's. It
has a beautiful, full tone and traditional feel. The neck has an "improved" V
which is my interpretation of the profile found on the old necks. This is a
great instrument for playing solo Country Blues! Hard shell case included.
Angelina six-string:
Copy of a Stella grand concert guitar from the 1920's.
This guitar, with it's 14 5/8" lower bout and improved V neck profile, is extremely
comfortable to play. It has a wonderful even tone which makes it great for
solo or ensemble playing. It seems to be everybody's favorite. Hard shell case included.
Regal Square Neck Guitar (Late 30's):
This all mahogany square neck guitar is in excellent, all original condition. It
has an absolutely gigantic sound. The body measures 15" at the lower bout and is
entirely free of cracks. The original tuners have had new buttons added as the
old ones were crumbling off.
Stella decal parlor guitar:
I have completely rebuilt this little birch bodied Stella, it is now in great shape,
ready for the next 80 years. Some braces were added to the top, as the original ones
had either failed or were made from inferior wood. It is still braced in the
traditional manner. There is one repaired top crack and one repaired back crack.
There is an old, treble side crack which was repaired long ago that I reinforced with
linen strips. New kerfed lining was added to the back, as the original had failed.
1920's Harmony guitar:
In addition to being easy on the eyes, this all mahogany parlor sized guitar sounds
fantastic and is a lot of fun to play. It has a pearloid fingerboard, headstock
veneer and pickguard, original brass frets and period Waverly tuners. A new rosewood
pyramid bridge with a compensated bone saddle has been added, as well as a new bridge
plate. It has a fresh neck re-set with very comfortable action.
Koa Oscar Schmidt parlor guitar:
This is one of the best Oscar Schmidt guitars that I have ever heard! It has a rich,
resonant tone and is a true joy to play. It's all original except for a new radiused
ebony fingerboard and new frets. The original bridge was retro-fitted with a
compensated bone saddle in order to correct the intonation and improve the tone.
