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I think I posted about this a long time ago, but I stumbled across it
again. Someone is making Hallmark guitars again. As I understand it,
Hallmark was started by an associate of Semi Mosley of Mosrite fame in
the 60's. He made a small quantity of guitars and then folded. These
guitars had a bizarre reverse wing shape. Rick Mills from the Volcanos
plays one in his horror punk band The 3D-Invisibles that he found in a
pawn shop in Detroit in the late 70's. Anyway, someone has got the
name and is cranking out these odd guitars again. Might be worth a
look if you like Mosrite'ish guitars.
Hey I see they have added a History page written by Deke Dickerson!
Looks like interesting reading.
BN
The Stunt Doubles from NC play Hallmark guitars.
They sound pretty good. And look cool too!
-paul
--- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...> wrote:
>
> I think I posted about this a long time ago, but I stumbled across it
> again. Someone is making Hallmark guitars again. As I understand it,
> Hallmark was started by an associate of Semi Mosley of Mosrite fame in
> the 60's. He made a small quantity of guitars and then folded. These
> guitars had a bizarre reverse wing shape. Rick Mills from the Volcanos
> plays one in his horror punk band The 3D-Invisibles that he found in a
> pawn shop in Detroit in the late 70's. Anyway, someone has got the
> name and is cranking out these odd guitars again. Might be worth a
> look if you like Mosrite'ish guitars.
>
>
>
> Hey I see they have added a History page written by Deke Dickerson!
> Looks like interesting reading.
>
> BN
