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Posted by SB on Sun - Mar 13 - 2:16pm: In Reply to: Re: Beltone antique acoustic posted by SB on Sun - Mar 13 - 1:56pm: I've learned a bit more about Beltones that might be of interest to you Mike. Although the 1960's Beltones were imports produced in Japan or Italy, the earlier Beltones were U.S. made. The New York distributer Perlberg & Halpin used the Beltone trademark during the 1920's-30's on instruments probably made in Chicago by either Harmony or Regal. So if your acoustic is an antique, it is probably one of these U.S. made instruments. SB

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Beltone antique acoustic - Posted by Mike - Sun - Mar 13 - 1:37pm      Re: Beltone antique acoustic - Posted by Al Geierman - Sat - Mar 26 - 12:32am          Re: Beltone antique acoustic - Posted by SB - Sat - Mar 26 - 12:44am      Re: Beltone antique acoustic - Posted by SB - Sun - Mar 13 - 1:56pm          Re: Beltone antique acoustic - Posted by SB - Sun - Mar 13 - 2:16pm

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Message: SB wrote, : I've learned a bit more about Beltones that might : be of interest to you Mike. Although the 1960's : Beltones were imports produced in Japan or Italy, : the earlier Beltones were U.S. made. The New York : distributer Perlberg & Halpin used the Beltone : trademark during the 1920's-30's on instruments : probably made in Chicago by either Harmony or : Regal. So if your acoustic is an antique, it is : probably one of these U.S. made instruments. SB

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