Instrument: Solid Body
Brand: Harmony
Model: H19 (also known as Harmony Silhouette H-19)
Finish: Sunburst
Handedness: Right
Made In Year: 1960s
Body Material: Hardwood
Neck/Fingerboard: Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard
Tuners: Original
Weight: 7 lbs, 7.7 oz
Radius: 12"
Scale Length: 24"
Nut Width: 1.75"
Electronics: Original DeArmond Gold Foil Pickups
Case: Gig Bag
Modifications/Repairs: Replaced neck with Silvertone branded neck, Missing truss rod cover
 
The 1960s Harmony H19 (also known as the Harmony Silhouette H-19) is a stunning vintage solid-body electric guitar, designed with professional-grade features that set it apart from the rest of Harmony’s lineup at the time. Known for its sunburst offset body, this guitar was Harmony’s top-tier solid-body model of the mid-1960s, with a distinctive shape that was a step up from the more budget-friendly Bobkat H15 series.
 
The guitar boasts a hardwood body paired with a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, offering both resonance and smooth playability. It’s also equipped with the signature DeArmond Gold Foil pickups, delivering a clear, punchy tone with vintage warmth—perfect for a range of styles from blues to rock and even surf music.
 
This H19 features professional-grade fittings, including a bound fretboard with block inlays for an elegant touch, along with a scale length of 24" and a comfortable 1.75" nut width, making it an ideal choice for players who enjoy shorter scale lengths. The offset body design, combined with the rich sunburst finish, gives this instrument a visually striking look that is as stylish as it is functional.
 
This guitar has been setup by our in-house luthier, and is ready for the stage/studio! Please note that this guitar has some knicks and dings around the body and headstock. Neck has been replaced with Silvertone branded neck. This guitar is also missing its truss rod.  Please refer to our photos, and feel free to ask us any questions about the cosmetic condition of this guitar. Condition is as-described.
 
Ships from Athens, Georgia.