Organology Harp Guitar Form 2b Additional Neck harp string attachment,
Headstocks are connected. NOTE TO
RESEARCHERS: Please understand that many of the
instruments on this page were not originally referred to as "harp
guitars." See bottom of page for image copyright information |
American
Lyon & Healy
"American Conservatory" 1890s-1912 |
Lyon & Healy
"American Conservatory" 1890s-1912 |
Lyon & Healy "American Conservatory" | Lyon & Healy Monster Bass, c.1910 |
Carl Fisher, New York, c.1902 | H. Levin, New York /Gothenburg, 1900-1907 | Carl Fisher / Levin (?) | Carl Fisher / Levin (?) | Angello Mandello, NY |
Fratelli Masetti
(Masetti
Brothers),
Modena,
c.1920s
See also Masetti Harp Guitars |
Once Swede Hermann Levin opened business in New York and was fully ensconced in both countries, he offered the exact same model as in the Carl Fisher catalog (on both sides of the Atlantic). It is not known who designed or built these instruments, or even in which country! |
Biehl (missing sub-bass neck) | Bohmann | Unknown (note the 12 neck strings. This instrument is somewhat different from the Bruno "12-string" in Form 2c) |
Unknown |
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