Here’s how the guitar is described in the 1964 Harmony catalogue.

‘MODEL H19 – DELUXE DOUBLE PICK UP-ADVANCED VIBRATO
Larger and a truly professional model. The freeform profile-designed for your comfort-is enriched by a handsome polished Cherry Red finish. Fingerboard is ovalled rosewood with inlays and binding. 7 Pearlette position markers, corresponding side dots – 16 frets clear of the body – easy to finger. Strings are modern flat wound. Has one of the finest dual pickups with individual magnetic pole pieces under each string, for the most accurate adjustments. Precisely engineered type H vibrato-tailpiece with metal 6 way adjustable bridge will sustain your playing with beautiful vibrato effects. Indeed a ‘top of the line’ model.’

The ‘modern flat wound strings’ are long gone.. it now has a new set of round wounds on it. It has been played a lot since 1964 so has the expected dents and scratches. The celluloid Pickguard has a broken corner and has buckled on the lower edge.. when I took it off to photograph I could see someone has tried to flatten the buckle by gluing it to the body! But it has lifted … it could be flattened by adding another screw but I’ve left it as original. It doesn’t affect playing.
Half of the block inlay at the 17th fret is missing.
Plenty of height left in the frets... some wear to the fretboard at the first few frets,
Both the Rowe Dearmond gold foil moustache pickups work fine.. loud and clear.
Pickguard is stamped AUG 31 1964.
The truss rod cover is an exact reproduction made in the UK
24” scale. Weighs 3.27 kg.
Comes with it’s original strap in cardboard case which is in rough condition but still functions. You wouldn’t want to take it on tour though!!! Has some drawings and crossed out black marker on the outside.

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