Category: Parlor Guitar

This is a late 1960s Harmony-made Silvertone guitar. It was sold at Sears stores, and is the same guitar as the Harmony-made Stella 929. Measurements: Upper bout: 9 1/2″ Waist: 8 1/2″ Lower bout: 12″

This is a 1965 Nobility Made in Japan slope-shouldered parlor guitar with an added soundhole pickup. I have the original purchase receipt for this guitar, dated Fall of 1965. Measurements: Upper bout: 9 1/2″ Waist:

This is a 1972 Harmony Stella H6130 parlor guitar with the original case. It has a bright, punchy tone and plays easily. It also features an adjustable saddle, so you can tune in whatever action

This is a late 1950s unmarked parlor guitar made by United Guitar Company of New Jersey for the Carleton Stewart Music Company in Mason City, Iowa. The guitar has a laminate top and back, but

This is a Montana by Kaman classical nylon-string guitar. It has a wonderfully rich tone for a student-level classical guitar. This guitar is likely only a few years old, as it was recently available on

This is a 1968 Harmony-made “Barclay” parlor guitar. It’s basically a rebranded Harmony Stella H-929, branded for the house brand of the Unity Buying Service mail order company. This all solid birch guitar as a

Circa 1968 “NorMa” parlor guitar – a 3/4-sized lightweight guitar with a sweet, mellow sound with rich midrange. It would be a great starter guitar for a teen or adult with its comfortable neck and

This Harmony H303 half-size nylon string guitar is from the early 1980s. This is a great first guitar for a kid or small adult with it’s short scale, small body, nylon strings, and very low action.