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1. Continental excelsior accordion 1962 model 251 value archive#
2. Continental excelsior accordion 1962 model 251 value series#

The 50's
style latches were made by Excelsior in Stamford, CT, USA. The earliest variant, known as version A1, has no
exterior logo, 50's style latches, and one modern, locking latch. Hard case: Original no logo yellow lined case. Neck Pickup: magnet position from nut 18.975", 7.32 KOhm Bridge Pickup: magnet position from nut 22.975", 7.58 KOhmĮlectronics: Potentiometers: 2 Volume, 2 Tone Dated 1965Ĭapacitors: Sprague
0.022 Black and Orange The wire magnets are mounted on M69 rings and butyrate bobbin frames. Red
bobbins, Alnico magnet hand wired (previous to the “T top” series). Type: Stop bar Material: Lightweight Aluminum He explained that this Is a period of model change over for. Cover: Vintage with “ Les Paul Custom” legend Angle: 14° Under the capital adjustment plan, 80,550,000 ordinary shares of one pound par value will. Thus the Farfisa Combo Compact was introduced in 1964.' I assume the accordion and organ referenced. so they took their accordion technology and made it into a combo organ. It is maintained via crowdsourcing with the goal of having a shared resource that not only preserves the hobby and its history, but also benefits collectors across the globe.

Continental excelsior accordion 1962 model 251 value archive#

A few years later, after the success of the Vox Continental, Farfisa realized that portable organs were in high demand. Welcome The Trading Card Database is an archive of trading cards and all things trading card related. Inlay: Brand name with a dot on the “i” and open “b” and “o” Split-Diamond inlay, both in mother of pearl. In 1962 they produced the first transistor accordion. The heal shape is not quite the same as it is more of a D shape than a 50's

Continental excelsior accordion 1962 model 251 value series#

The Early Series (August 1968 to April 1969 serial
numbers from 506xxx to 561xxx) are fantastic instruments.īody Type: One piece body, 50’s style, carved top. This implies that each succeeding era becomes more common.

As we progress through these three sections (Middle and Later), the construction of the guitars will get further and further away from the 1950's style (and will
decrease in value) Unofficial production numbers from this era indicate that production increases as we progress.

Great example for the first of three major categories for late sixties Les Pauls.