Dick’s  1968 Harmony H76. "During a period in the mid sixties, Harmony made 50% of the U.S. industry's guitars. A one point they were selling 1000 a day! They were usually of low to mid range in cost but were always highly playable and good-sounding instruments with a definite character of their own - in much the same way as guitars made by the Kay company. For a short while they upped the quality ante and aimed for the professional market with variations on these double cutaway 335-alikes. The quality and finish is indeed high and there is nothing to criticise in the build and sound of this absolute beauty. It came from an outfit called Roadworthy Guitars in Indiana who advertised it by saying that it looks like it was made yesterday. They weren't wrong. I can't understand how a 36 year-old guitar can be this pristine - it actually looks totally brand new. Must have spent a long time under the bed!"