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Here we have a beautiful Oscar Schmidt Stella from the 1920s. It's in great condition for it's age and has a killer, bluesy tone.
The guitar is all original and comes with the original and a new end pin. There is one tuner slightly bend which doesn't affect the guitar in any way. There is checking all over the guitar, which is obvious for a guitar this age. There are no cracks or other major issues. Action is great, the guitar doesn't need any work and is ready to be played by his new owner. Nut width around 1 7/8” Lower bout around 13 1/2” Scale length 25” 12th fret height 1/8” There is a massive list of old great blues guitarists as Mississippi John Hurt, Skip James, Muddy Waters, B.B.
King, Leadbelly, Furry Lewis and many, many more that used to play on this brand of guitar. These Stella's were made in New Jersey by the Oscar Schmidt Company and should not be confused with the Stella's made by Harmony. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. This can be done by sending a message on reverb.
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If you yearn to learn acoustics on a Stella guitar, you are in good company: Doc Watson, Charlie Patton, and Kurt Cobain played Stellas. Production of these instruments dates back to the late 1800s, under the manufacturing name of the Oscar Schmidt Company.
These instruments feature wood bodies made from maple, oak, and mahogany. They feature plastic and synthetic necks and bridges, making them light and easy to transport. Available on eBay, these guitars are ideal instruments for beginner and intermediate level players.
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Emulating the guitars of your idols, like Charlie Patton, you might consider a vintage Stella Harmony acoustic guitar. This instrument features an unusual color combination of a light body beneath the sound hole, a white panel, and black coloring around the outside. Reinforced steel provides a solid neck, and widely spaced strings make learning to play easy.
Guitars are available dating all the way to the early 1900s, as well as recent models for those seeking a more contemporary style.