Egmond - Frères Model 105/0 (Rosetti 276 in UK) - - Acoustic guitar - Netherlands - 1960 (No reserve price)





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Egmond Frères Model 105/0 (Rosetti 276 in the UK), a 1960 Dutch-made acoustic guitar, in reasonably good condition, tested and functional with new steel strings and playable up to the 9th fret with some fretbuzz.
Description from the seller
Vintage acoustic guitar Egmond Frères
Model 105/0 (Rosetti 276 in UK)
- Entirely original
- Fitted with new steel strings
*Guitar is playable up to the 9th fret, due to an issue with the upper neck, and there is some fret buzz.
Egmond was a Dutch guitar manufacturer from the Eindhoven area.
From the early 1930s to the early 1970s, the company manufactured several types of acoustic, electric, and bass guitars. At its peak, in the 1960s, thousands of guitars were produced each week. Ninety percent of the guitars were exported, mainly to the United States.
In addition to guitars, amplifiers and guitar pickups were also produced. In 1974 the company went bankrupt, probably due to the great competition from Asia.
Egmond guitars were played by celebrities such as Paul McCartney and George Harrison of The Beatles, but Dutch artists Rob de Nijs, Peter Koelewijn, The Blue Diamonds and The Tielman Brothers have also played an Egmond guitar.
Will be carefully packed & shipped
Seller's Story
Vintage acoustic guitar Egmond Frères
Model 105/0 (Rosetti 276 in UK)
- Entirely original
- Fitted with new steel strings
*Guitar is playable up to the 9th fret, due to an issue with the upper neck, and there is some fret buzz.
Egmond was a Dutch guitar manufacturer from the Eindhoven area.
From the early 1930s to the early 1970s, the company manufactured several types of acoustic, electric, and bass guitars. At its peak, in the 1960s, thousands of guitars were produced each week. Ninety percent of the guitars were exported, mainly to the United States.
In addition to guitars, amplifiers and guitar pickups were also produced. In 1974 the company went bankrupt, probably due to the great competition from Asia.
Egmond guitars were played by celebrities such as Paul McCartney and George Harrison of The Beatles, but Dutch artists Rob de Nijs, Peter Koelewijn, The Blue Diamonds and The Tielman Brothers have also played an Egmond guitar.
Will be carefully packed & shipped

