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1. eastwoodguitars.com › collections › airlineAirline – Eastwood Guitars

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   Airline® Guitars were made in Chicago, Illinois from 1958-68 by the VALCO company, and distributed by Montgomery Ward. VALCO also manufactured National and Supro brands. We’ve recreated these and other 1960’s Chicago classics for a new generation of players. Vintage sound & style, modern playability.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Airline_(brand)Airline (brand) - Wikipedia

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   Airline was a brand of guitars sold by Montgomery Ward from 1958 to 1968, made by Valco, Kay and Harmony. Learn about the features, players and reissues of these unique fiberglass and mahogany instruments.

3. reverb.com › b › airline--21Airline - Reverb

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   Reverb is a marketplace bringing together a wide-spanning community to buy, sell, and discuss all things music gear.

4. fretterverse.com › all-about-airline-acoustic-guitarsAll About Airline Acoustic Guitars: Value, Characteristics,...

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   23 lut 2024 · Learn about the vintage Airline acoustic guitars, their origins, characteristics, and value as musical instruments. Find out how to identify, buy, and travel with these nostalgic and versatile guitars.

5. reverb.com › p › airline-res-o-glass-jb-huttoAirline Res-O-Glass "JB Hutto" - Reverb

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   A rare and collectable electric guitar made of fiberglass, used by Jack White and J.B. Hutto. Learn about its history, features, price, and reviews on Reverb.com.

6. reverb.com › news › jack-white-and-airlineJack White and the Airline Res-O-Glas Guitars | Reverb News

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   31 lip 2014 · Jack White has become synonymous with the red Airline guitar model, originally manufactured by the Valco Guitar and Amplifier Company in the 1960s. Before the days of purchasing instruments online, players that couldn't afford a Gibson or Fender guitar sought cheaper alternatives.

7. bluebookofguitarvalues.com › acoustic-guitars › manufacturersAIRLINE Acoustic Guitar Models

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   Models can be found constructed of both Res-O-Glas (a hollow fiberglass body) and wood. Airline also produced acoustic flattop and archtop models. Although several acoustic and acoustic archtop guitars exist, the electric Airline models are significantly more collectible. Source: Willie G. Moseley, Stellas & Stratocasters.