Could someone please identify this guitar ..... it is minus floating pick guard with volume and tone controls and pickups

[Mer z man]

[WRGKMC]

Your picture didn't post.

[Virgman]

An invisible guitar!

[Preacher]

Minus a guitar also.

 

But if this is a game, then I guess my official guess is... a Harmony Bobcat. What do I get if I'm right?

[Virgman]

I guess Johnson.

[Chordite]

It is an Oskar Graf 16" Archtop.hand built around 1996

 

http://www.folkwaymusic.com/images/instruments/archtops/graf-main_0810.jpg

[Mer z man]

Sorry about that .....I hope you can see it now ..... all I know is that it is from the 40's or 50's

[Chordite]

Hmm. Get thee to the acoustic guitar forum

[Mer z man]

It is an Electric guitar the original pickups were part of the scratch guard .....as were the volume and tone controls

[Mer z man]

Please identify

[gp2112]

It is an Electric guitar the original pickups were part of the scratch guard .....as were the volume and tone controls

 

 

The only electric archtop that I could find that had the p.u.'s and control knobs on the pickguard were by Framus. Unfortunately, there is nothing to indicate that yours would be a Framus as it is, to be honest, very plain. The trapeze is basic, economy acoustic archtop. I cannot even find economy Framus knock-offs with the pu's and controls on the pickguard.

 

I hope you did not buy this in hopes it was a diamond in the rough. It looks like an old 70's style archtop I used to futz around on.