Brand : Regal
Distributed by Fender

Guitars shown below were made by Harmony and sold under the Regal brand. It doesn't mean that all Regal guitars were made by Harmony.

Harmony aquired the rights to the Regal brand name in 1954. Regal guitars were licensed to Fender in the late 1950s, and some of the Harmony built "Regals" were rebranded with the Fender logo. This agreement continued up until the mid 1960s, when Fender introduced their own flat-top guitars.
In the seventies, Harmony made some acoustics with the "Regal" brand on the headstock but with a Harmony label in the soundhole, these models were in Harmony catalogs and sold by Harmony distributors. We can see them as Harmony guitars using a Regal model name, find them classified under the main Harmony brand on this site (H6600, H6382, H1269).

• Electric hollowbody

• R273 (1966) - 3 pickup Archtop Thin Line - Electric hollowbody - Cherry -  31 Very similar to the H77 harmony, but dressed in red with black hardware (head, knobs, pickguard, switches plate and tips). The headstock has a 3 ply black/white/black plastic overlay, engraved with "Regal" in white. The trussrod cover has a specific more squared shape. - (based on Harmony H77)

• R265 (1966) - 3/4 Stratotone - Electric hollowbody - Sunburst -  26 This guitar doesn't wear the Stratotone name, but is a 3/4 size based on the Harmony Stratotone (hollow bodies) series (check H45, H46, H47). No equivalent to this small guitar in the Harmony line.

• R270 (1966) - Thin Line one pickup - Electric hollowbody - Sunburst -  20 No Harmony model is an exact match to this Regal. Body is built like a H70 Meteor, but equiped with one pickup only. The DeArmond pickup has a different look with a black cover and silver adjusting screws. This pu was never used on a Harmony branded model. The knobs are Regal specific, the headstock has a 3 ply black/white/black plastic trim, with the Regal name engraved. - (based on Harmony H70)

• R272 (1966) - Thin Line two pickups - Electric hollowbody - Sunburst -  5 Similar to the H70 Harmony Meteor, but with a 3 ply black/white/black headstock, engraved with the "Regal" name, and Regal specific knobs. The white trussrod cover has a squared shape. - (based on Harmony H70)

• Acoustic archtop

• R251 (1958-1966) - Grand Auditorium - blonde - Acoustic archtop - Natural -  21 Similar to the Harmony H1457 monterey, but with a distinctive 3 ply black plastic headstock and the Regal engraved name. Original pickquard is the double type, tortoise over white, with rounded edges. R250 is the sunburst version. - (based on Harmony H1457)

• R240 (1959-1966) - Auditorium - Acoustic archtop - shaded burst -  30 All birch construction. Real (not painted) celluloid bindings on body, painted on fret markers. - (based on Harmony H945)

• R260 (1966) - Cutaway - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst -  12 Same construction as the H1310 "Brilliant Cutaway" Harmony, but with a black headstock, and different 3 ply pickguard. R261 is the blonde version. - (based on Harmony H1310)

• R261 (1966) - Cutaway - blonde - Acoustic archtop - Natural -  7 Same construction as the H1310 "Brilliant Cutaway" Harmony, but with a black 3 ply headstock, and different pickguard. R260 is the sunburst version. - (based on Harmony H1311)

• R250 (1966) - Grand Auditorium - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst -  16 Similar to the Harmony H1456 monterey, but with a distinctive 3 ply black plastic headstock and the Regal engraved name. Original pickguard is the double type, black over white with rounded edges. R251 is the blonde version. - (based on Harmony H1456)

• Acoustic flatop

• T23 - - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  5 Stamped HT230 - (based on Harmony H6362)

• T24 - - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  11

• R220 (1962-1966) - Classic - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  22 Very close to the Harmony H173, but with a specific inverted trapeze shaped bridge. - (based on Harmony H173)

• R205 (1963-1966) - Concert Size - Acoustic flatop - Sunburst -  20 Concert size, all birch construction. Regal-specific bridge, with a reverted trapeze shape. - (based on Harmony H941)

• R230 (1963-1966) - Concert Size - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  21 Very close to the Harmony Sovereign H1203, but with a specific "inverted trapeze" shaped bridge, and a black plastic headstock trim, square shape trussrod cover, and rounded pickguard. If we judge by samples found today, bridges were fragile and prone to break, most are replacements. - (based on Harmony H1203)

• R210 (1966) - 3/4 size - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  17 No equivalent to this small size Regal guitar in the Harmony line. Quality construction, all solid woods, spruce top and mahogany body (same body as the H1201 4 string tenor)

• R235 (1966) - Jumbo - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  30 Very close to the Harmony Sovereign H1260, but with a specific inverted trapeze shaped bridge, and a black plastic headstock trim, with a square shape trussrod cover - (based on Harmony H1260)

• R200 (1966) - Standard size - Acoustic flatop - Redish sunburst with faux-flame -  19 All birch construction, typical standard size of the Harmony production, similar to Harmony Stella's and many other models in various brands - (based on Harmony H929)

• R215 (1966) - Tenor - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  14 Very similar to the Harmony H1201 Tenor. Tenor guitars are tuned CGDA. - (based on Harmony H1201T)

• R6382 (1972-1973) - Harmony Regal Deluxe - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  10 Please check H6382 in the Harmony section. This model is a Harmony guitar, sold through the Harmony catalog, wearing the Regal name on the headstock. Harmony used the Regal name for some models in 1972-1973. It's comparable to the H1203 Sovereign, but with a pin type bridge and the new narrower fretboard/neck. - (based on Harmony H6382)

• H6600 (1972-1973) - Harmony Regal Deluxe dreadnought - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  10 Please check H6600 in the Harmony section. This model is a Harmony guitar, sold through the Harmony catalog, wearing the Regal name on the headstock. Harmony used the Regal name for some models in 1972-1973. It's a large 16 inches dreadnought model. - (based on Harmony H6600)

• T11 (1974) - - Acoustic flatop -  3 Late version of the all birch Harmony Stella, from the seventies. Wears Regal brand and was distributed by Fender. - (based on Harmony H6128)

• T26 (1974) - Classic - Acoustic flatop -  8 From the middle seventies. Late classical model with solid spruce top and stained birch body. Ebonized maple fingerboard. - (based on Harmony H6272)

• T13 (1975) - - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  12 Very late Harmony production. Stamped HP632 inside. Top "photo-stenciled" to ressemble spuce. - (based on Harmony H6390)

• T140 (1975) - dreadnought - Acoustic flatop - Natural -  3 solid spruce top - (based on Harmony H6690)

• T476 (1976) - Bicentennial Dreadnought - Acoustic flatop - Blue, White, Red -  10 Red headstock, dreadnought body shape. One of the very last Harmony USA production, made in 1975. Laminate woods construction. This guitar is part of a series of instruments (guitars, banjos, mandolin) made to commemorate the bicentennial of USA in 1976. Stamped HT476 inside body. Narrow neck, Squared trussrod channel and "allen key type" trussrod.

• T376 (1976) - Bicentennial Folk Concert Size - Acoustic flatop - Blue, White, Red -  17 Blue headstock, no trussrod. One of the very last Harmony USA production, made in 1975. Laminated woods construction. This guitar is part of a series of instruments (guitars, banjos, mandolin) made to commemorate the bicentennial of USA in 1976. Stamped T376 inside body.

• Acoustic flatop 12 string

• R2312 (1966) - 12 string jumbo - Acoustic flatop 12 string - Natural -  8 Very close to the 12 string Harmony Sovereign H1270, but with a specific inverted trapeze shaped bridge (double saddle). No pickguard. - (based on Harmony H1270)