One for Harry Seven - ??????????????????

guitars4you

one for comrade @HarrySeven - A Russian electric - Never seen one of these before

https://reverb.com/item/16033366-formanta-electric-guitar-ussr-soviet-russian-vintage-and-rare

Then click on his sale link to his shop - https://reverb.com/uk/shop/vintage-guitars-shop - a showroom full of guitars for you - I can see Harry taking a holiday next year to the Ukraine 

Funkfingers

Looks like one for Jemaine Clement of Flight Of The Conchords.

guitars4you

just noticed the 'jack socket'

Bridgehouse

guitars4you said:

Then click on his sale link to his shop - https://reverb.com/uk/shop/vintage-guitars-shop - a chamber of horrors full of goodness knows what for you - I can see Harry taking a holiday next year to Transylvania 

FTFY

FatPete

Personally I'd love my answer to the question, 'what's that guitar you're playing?' to be, 'it's a Krunk'.

Paul_C

The bridge doesn't look original to me, that's going to cut its value drastically.

proggy

Seasick Steve would probably get a tune out of it.

meltedbuzzbox

there are some wonders to be found there

https://reverb.com/item/15081223-stella-electric-guitar-ussr-soviet-russian-vintage

thecolourbox

Paul_C said:

The bridge doesn't look original to me, that's going to cut its value drastically.

In terms of scrappage, I'd have thought that was where the value was?

mikeyrob73

It’s his cousin Harrysevenski 

guitars4you

mikeyrob73 said:

It’s his cousin Harrysevenski 

clever

scrumhalf

mikeyrob73 said:

It’s his cousin Harrysevenski 

No. In the Soviet era he'd be lucky to be Harry One-and-a-half-ski.

HarrySeven

 

Funkfingers

guitars4you said:

just noticed the 'jack socket'

Looks like a five-pin DIN socket. This would prove handy if the guitar had an onboard fuzz effect but no battery compartment.

rico

One for the great guitar skip in the sky, I think. 

guitars4you

Funkfingers said:

guitars4you said:

just noticed the 'jack socket'

Looks like a five-pin DIN socket. This would prove handy if the guitar had an onboard fuzz effect but no battery compartment.

can't recall make/model but sure I've seen the odd guitar with like an aerial co-ax socket