6 Harmony models

H1213 - Archtone (1950-1971) - Acoustic archtop - Brown sunburst
One of the most popular archtop models from the "Archtone" serie. See also H1214 and H1215. All birch body (solid woods).
H1214 - Archtone (1951-1964) - Acoustic archtop - Blonde ivory, faux flame
Ivory painted with faux-flame. All birch body (solid woods).
H1215 - Archtone (1944-1971) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
One of the most popular archtop models. All birch construction (solid woods). Top grained to ressemble spruce, faux-flame on sides and back. Double faux-bindings lines on body edge, then triple line from about 1958. New model number H6415 in 1972. H1213 and H1214 are similar with different finishes.
H1215T - Archtone tenor (1956-1971) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
Tenor version (4 string, tuned CGDA) of the H1215 (6 strings). All birch construction.
H1222 - Archtone - Acoustic archtop
Acoustic archtop, similar to H1215 ?
H6415 - Archtone (1972-1975) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
Seventies version of the H1215 - It seems very last models (1975) had simple white painted bindings instead of the triple line, and a simpler headstock. Some different (made in japan ?) tuners were used too.

9 models in other brands

Silvertone 1240 - Archtop (Archtone) distributed by Sears & Roebuck (1969) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst with faux flame
All birch archtop similar to the Harmony Archtone models. It looks like the model 1240 was alternatively made by Kay or Harmony. See also the 1240 model sold under the "SR" brand in ca 1970.
SR Sears & Roebuck 1240 - Archtop (Archtone) distributed by Sears & Roebuck (1970-1972) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
All birch archtop similar to the Harmony Archtone models. It looks like the model 1240 was alternatively made by Kay or Harmony. See also the 1240 model sold under the Silvertone brand before 1970.
Silvertone 612 - Archtop (archtone) distributed by Sears & Roebuck (1962) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
All birch archtop similar to the harmony Archtone series. Light sunburst finish with block painted fret markers. Not easy to track in Sears catlogs, it was from a period where Sears alternates sales between similar Kay and Harmony made guitars. This one being the Harmony version.
Silvertone 623 - Archtop (Archtone) distributed by Sears & Roebuck (1961-1962) - Acoustic archtop - shaded
Painted block fret markers. Similar to Harmony Archtone line (H1213). It replaces the similar previous model 710 with dot neck.
Silvertone 702 - Archtop (Archtone) distributed by Sears & Roebuck (1951-1958) - Acoustic archtop - Blonde faux flame
All birch archtop finished in bonde with faux-flame, similar to the Harmony "Archtone" series. Black pickguard.
Silvertone 710 - Archtop (Archtone) distributed by Sears & Roebuck (1954-1959) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
All birch archtop finished in sunburst, similar to the Harmony "Archtone" series. Fretboard with dots. Black pickguard. It looks like the 710 model was alternatively build by Kay and harmony through the years. One seen with a H35 stamp.
Holiday 9236 - Nassau archtop (Archtone) distributed by Aldens (1965-1967) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
Standard archtop (Based on similar Harmony Archtone serie)
SS Stewart Carmencita - Archtop (Archtone) distributed by B & J (ca 1941-1942) - Acoustic archtop - Sunburst
This guita, distributed by B&J and sold under the S.S. Stewart brand, was also sold with a "J.W. Johnson" signature logo instead of S.S. Stewart, stamped H1268 inside. A 1942 sample known with the "faux-spruce" blonde finish they used on top during war on some models, back remaining sunburst.
Holiday H1214 - Archtop (Archtone) distributed by Aldens - Acoustic archtop - Blonde faux-flame