H1000
Acoustic flatop - Sunburst
Production year(s) : 1938 (other years possible, not verified)

Floral design stenciled around soundhole. (Compare to H1021).

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Top wood	Birch
Body wood	Birch
All solid woods

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• Dave Bottomley - 2007-10-09
  I have got a slotted head version with a clear date stamp of S37 ie 1937. And what a fine guitar she is loud and mellow!
• Justin - 2009-07-11
  Just got my H1000, in realy fine condition. Factory case is as new. Found in an antique shop. Just had to change strings and clean it up - hey presto, lovely sound and lovely to play. Really glad to be able to verify its identity and 1938 year of manufacture, what it's made of etc. Thanks heaps
• Erik Clampitt - 2010-05-20
  I have one which reads "F 32". It has a black pickguard, slotted headstock and a "V" shaped neck. It is strung with 3 wound strings (E/A/D) and 3 nylon strings (G/B/E). It also has it's OHSC, which looks like "H1000_1938_08.jpg". I'm new to Harmony database... could I have a 1932 Harmony guitar?! Sweet!!
• Fred Isenor - 2010-06-07
  I have several small Harmony guitars from the '30's and '40's and in every case those with the pin bridge sound better than those with the tail piece. Does anyone else find the same or is it my imagination??
• Raul V. - 2011-05-09
  To me,the pin back also sounds better.Amazing how different they sound,Long lasting accoustic sound love it.Found this guitar in a Salvation Army bin!!!