The Goya brand had consisted mostly of acoustic instruments made by Swedish company Levin, and a few electrics made by Hagstrom, also of Sweden. However in the mid 1960s, Goya launched a range of electric guitars made in Italy. They were not the product of Eko as many people believe, but actually two other companies: the solid bodies were made by Galanti, whilst semi-acoustics by Polverini. Although dated 1966, it was most likely prepared and printed in late 1965 as many copies came with a price-list dated January 1st 1966.
The following guitars and basses are shown:
109 Rangemaster semi-acoustic
105 and 107 Rangemaster semi-acoustics
101, 103 semi-acoustics
1209 twelve string
116 solid body
$4295
$3100
$2650
$1599
$1500
$1150
$1025
$1000
$725
$700
$700
$650
$495
$450
$415
$80
€800
£750
€680
£650