Body in very good condition- some minor scratches especially in area of bridge- see picture. Guitar is all original except the neck binding has been replaced and the bridge is a modern replacement. Vintage 1960s Airline Jack White/JB Hutto/Jetsons Res-O-Glas guitar. I will try to respond to them as quickly as possible. Please take time to look at the pictures and please ask any and all questions. This guitar is a great guitar for a player or a collector. Im not exactly sure, im not a professional when it comes to working on guitars. Im guessing it's either a loose wire or the pickup needs to be re-wound. The only real issue with this guitar is that the neck pickup does not work right now. As you can see in the picture someone either removed the Airline logo on the headstock or it wore off. Other than that the guitar is the same as the day it came out of the factory. The bridge was replaced sometime throughout its life with a vintage style roller bridge. The old ones were no good and now the guitar will actually stay in tune. more The tuners were replaced with Gibson Deluxe vintage style tuners. The Pickguard was replaced at some point(a lot of people take them off any way) One of the pickup selector switch knobs is not the correct size but its just the knob. There are a few parts on the guitar that are non- original. There are no seperations or structural issues at all.

There is some finish checking and a few scratches on the back of the guitar. The guitar is in excellent condition for its age.

The DeArmond pickups in these guitars sound amazing are very versatile for any playing style. For sale is an Airline 7230 which is the exact same model as the Harmony H78(known for being one of Dan Auerbach's of the Black Keys main guitars) only it was sold under the Airline name and sold through the Mongomery Ward retail company.

Airline guitar amplifier