Hi, only to inform that I have updated (was not active for the last 3 years, sorry, and I had to change address) my site about the STAGG brand MIJ:
and I'll be grateful to anyone who could contribute with information.
All the best,
Andrea
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Thanks for the update Andrea. Your new link is now active on my links page. I appreciate your contribution to vintage guitar information. sb
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MAJOR UPDATE to my Vintage Stagg website. 
After recent research, it is finally possible to partially trace the history of these guitars, which leads us without any doubt to the Fujigen factory, the same of Ibanez. And unquestionable similarities can now be found in some CIMAR catalogues, the Hoshino Gakki guitar brand related to Ibanez.
And we also found Stagg's “sister” European brand, i.e. EAGLE, based in France.
When I begun 8 years ago, I really didn't hope to get to this point
After recent research, it is finally possible to partially trace the history of these guitars, which leads us without any doubt to the Fujigen factory, the same of Ibanez. And unquestionable similarities can now be found in some CIMAR catalogues, the Hoshino Gakki guitar brand related to Ibanez.
And we also found Stagg's “sister” European brand, i.e. EAGLE, based in France.
When I begun 8 years ago, I really didn't hope to get to this point
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