Need Help Identifying Old Hollow body Guitar

[SearchingForTheSound]

Hi
I have this old hollow body guitar that needs some work. I took the whammy bar off to change the washers, the bridge is not attached and has little pencil marks so you know where to line it up. i cant seem to find any markings of numbers on it at all. Some folks on fender forum are saying maybe its a teisco or a winston or a sub-brand of teisco any help at all would be much appreciated. heres some pics...

[Jimmy_noise]

I can tell you it is not a Teisco or Sub-Brand Teisco model. I can't say what it is, but I it is not Teisco. It's going to be a hard one to pinpoint. Trying looking at some early Kawai and Guyatone guitars.

[SearchingForTheSound]

The reason i was thinking Winston is because of this picture another guy posted on the fender forum.



The pickups, bridge, tailpiece, and truss rod match up the same but i cannot find any free pictures of winston catalogs on the web. Thanks for your help though, ill look into those brands.

[Lonnieboy]

Sorry I cznt identify it for you,but I have one that's almost a twin. Many things are the same including truss rod protruding from the bottom of the neck. Pickups are different knobs and switches are different. Mine was supposed to be MIJ however I think Korea would be a more realistic place of origin. One fella say's Hohner. Some say Kent some say Guyatone. I gig with mine every week it's a good rhythm guitar. I did find an exact copy of mine on the internet but the screen went to unable to connect to website before I could read about it. Never am able to raise that website again. Don't you just hate it when that happens? Thry Korean made guitars lots of them out there also a lot of un-named guitars out there also.