1930's Epiphone Electar Model M Husk Project w/HSC

1930's Epiphone Electar Model M Husk Project w/HSC

This Item Is Located At IVG Sherman Oaks

The Guitar Is In Fair Condition (Husk/Project, Please See Photos)

Original Laminate Maple Body In Sunburst Finish Showing Signs Of Playwear And Modifications (As Shown)

Binding Is Missing In Various Places (As Shown)

Back Is Missing Binding Completely (As Shown)

Routed Back Appears To Be Original (Missing Backplate)

Original Mahogany Neck With Rosewood Board Shows Some Playwear Including Marks And Dents (As Shown)

Neck Is Missing Binding (As Shown)

Original Frets Are Low And Show Signs Of Use, But Are In Playable Condition

Original Tuners

Weight: 4lbs 0oz

Nut Width: 1.64"

Neck Depth At 1st Fret: .86"

Neck Depth At 12th Fret: .98"

Comes As-Is With Old Hardshell Case

The 1930s Epiphone Electar Model M guitars are iconic instruments from the golden era of early electric guitars. Featuring a non-cutaway design, these guitars were some of the earliest to utilize Epiphone’s groundbreaking electric pickup technology. With a distinctive, warm tone and a hollow body, the Electar Model M became a favorite for jazz and swing players. Known for its smooth playability and clear, resonant sound, it combined traditional craftsmanship with innovative electrification. The model’s sleek design, coupled with its powerful tone, made it an essential tool for musicians seeking to push the boundaries of sound during the 1930s.