1950s Harmony H62 Meteor Archtop Electric Natural w/Bag

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This Is Located At Our Brick And Mortar Store In San Diego, CA  1950s Harmony H62 Meteor In Natural Finish In Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos) Finish Shows Cosmetic Play Wear Throughout, Including Various Dings, Marks, And Scratches Visible Small Cracks At Input Jack (See Photos) Notable Binding Shrinkage At Heel Area As Shown Professionally Refretted Some Headstock Inlay Missing Made In Chicago, IL Maple Hollow Body With Laminate Spruce Top Maple Neck With Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard Original Gibson-Made P-13 Pickups Adjustable Floating Rosewood Bridge With Trapeze Tailpiece Original Hardware And Electronics Plays Well With Low-Medium Action 25" Scale Length 1 3/4" Nut Width Neck Depth At 1st Fret: 0.89" Neck Depth At 10th Fret: 0.97" Weighs 6lbs 15oz With Non-Original Gig Bag     The Harmony H62 “Meteor” is a mid‑1950s hollow‑body electric guitar known for its warm, woody tone and vintage charm. It features a carved spruce top over a maple body, tortoise-shell bound edges, and a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard. Its factory pickups were Gibson‑made P‑13 single coils, which many players praise for their sweet, articulate sound. The H62 has a single cutaway, F‑holes, three‑layer binding, bakelite control knobs, and a trapeze tailpiece. With a scale length of about 25¼ inches, the guitar has been likened to a “budget ES‑175 D” in terms of feel, though the P‑13 pickups offer a slightly more aggressive bite than standard P‑90s. It’s especially favored by jump blues and rockabilly players for its distinctive vintage tone and visual appeal.