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>>61776514
Most likely one of many budget guitars of the 60's and 70's manufactured in Japan. I had a Gibson 335 clone Univox myself. They're neat and I actually really like them, but they're worth almost nothing. Get cash on top of it if you really want it.

>>61776514
No serial number, etc.?

>>61776514

Continuing off of >>61776869
The electronics WILL be shit. There's no way around that. Dime sized pots and shoddy wiring and all that. They're really fun guitars to fix up and upgrade however.

>>61776899
Ill ask the guy but I seriously couldn't find a key for one to begin with. Hell I can't even find a picture of another guitar of the same model at all

>>61776869
its a national, its not japanese

>>61776514
well nationals are known for their resonator guitars, which are fairly pricey. that looks 60s to me. probably not worth a ton but probably more than most of the super cheap jap guitars of the era

>>61776514
http://www.terapeak.com/worth/1966-supro-lexington-s625-electric-guitar-vintage-valco-national-chicago-made/161160299570/

>>61776514
Its a Supro Lexington from the 60s

>>61778049
>>61778074
Its similar, but not the same. Look at the top of the guitar, different head-shape.

why do you take pictures of you guitar in the garden lmao wut a knobhead

>>61778205
I didn't take the photos the owner did

>>61776514
looks cool but id wanna see what the build quality is like. personally i wouldnt trade a les paul studio for it because you could find a similar guitar for $200

>>61778253
I'm completely guessing but I think it could be a budget version of the Supro Lexington by National/Valco or a rebuilt Supro Lexington. The reasons for this being:
1. It has 1 pickup and it doesn't look like the typical pickup that National would use anyway
2. It has a different shaped head than the standard Supro.

Unless its some super-rare National with a tiny production run you SHOULD NOT TRADE. The guitar is very basic looking and probably only worth like 125 bucks.

it's a memphis A2. that is the stock pickup. it's from the 70s. it's worth like 100-150 bucks.

>>61778826
i guess i should add that theres an unbranded version of it that has a teisco type pickup in it too

looks like it would make a cool guitar for slide