The Harmony Silhouette solid body series consisted of four models, the first three of which are shown on this page. The simplest, the Harmony H14 and H15, had one and two De Armond Golden-Tone pickups respectively, each with a separate volume and tone control. They have a fixed tailpiece and floating rosewood bridge. These guitars were finished in Shaded Walnut "which lets the natural maple grain show through". The third guitar illustrated on this catalog page is the H17: effectively the same guitar as the H15, only with a Type W vibrato and a Shaded Cherry Red rather than Walnut finish. The accompanying text for these guitars are included on the facing page.
At the time of printing, the H14 was listed at $64.50, the least expensive guitar in the 1965 Harmony catalogue. The H15 was listed at $87.50, the H17 $127.50.
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