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Hagstrom - Cult Guitars - A UK based Appreciation!
Questions and Answers (hopefully) about the great Hagstrom Guitar brand. KEEP IT RELEVANT, CLEAN AND FRIENDLY, ALSO PLEASE DON'T SIMPLY USE THE SITE TO ADVERTISE APART FROM SELLING SPECIFIC RELATED GEAR. (SADLY, OFFENDERS MAY HAVE TO BE BLOCKED) - apart from all that - Have fun! |
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David Rose
Jan 27, 08 - 4:24 AM |
Hagstrom H-11 and H-22 folk guitar
Hey Folks, I just purchased a beautiful H-11 in amazing condition with serial #74392. I also have a H-22 with serial #84632. Does anybody know what year they were made? I tried to buy the Hagstrom book but the site is not working. Thanks a million, David Rose |
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David Rose
Jan 27th, 2008 - 4:50 PM |
Re: Hagstrom H-11 and H-22 folk guitar
More info about my guitars: The H-11 has 18 frets and the H-22 has 21 frets. Neither guitar has dot inlays on the fret board and they are both natural in colour. In all of the hagstrom catalouges I've seen, The H-22 was finished in sunburst. In the 66' catalouge, The H-11 has 18 frets and dot inlays, and in the 68' catalouge, it has 21 frets. Now I am totally confused. Can somebody please help me? |
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Klas
Feb 2nd, 2008 - 6:31 PM |
Re: Hagstrom H-11 and H-22 folk guitar
Hi Dave The guitars are both made in 1966, the H-11 in the 1st half, the H-22 in the 2nd. The Hagstrom book would not have helped you since it covers the electric guitars and basses only. The Hagstrom acoustics were built by the Bjärton factory. There is a nice appreciation website at www.bjarton.com I have noticed the same thing as you about the different numbers of frets and am equally confused. So I can't offer any explanation to that mystery... Best regards! Klas Brohagen Karlstad, Sweden |
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David Rose
Feb 2nd, 2008 - 8:12 PM |
Re: Hagstrom H-11 and H-22 folk guitar
Thanks so much Klas, I really appreciate you taking the time to look at my posting and help me out. Maybe someone else can help us figure out the fret mystery. Cheers, dave Rose |
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Richard Bridge
Feb 15th, 2008 - 8:40 AM |
Re: Hagstrom H-11 and H-22 folk guitar
There are also an H-11 (18 fret) and what looks like an H-22 on ebay now (15th Feb) both on the left side of the pond... |
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