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This was my grandfather's guitar. I have read about what I am supposed to find for serial numbers but this one seems really weird. I am pretty sure he bought it at a pawn shop many years ago. Any h help would be appreciated.Mike.I want to apologize for some of the responses left here, while trying to get information on your grandfathers guitar.This instrument was manufactured in Japan with many different production labels on the headstock. Including Bruno, Univox, Greco, Airia, Silvertone and Lyle to name a few.
Lyle Electric Guitar
These seem to have a common link to Teisco. It must have been a fairly decent sounding guitar with so many companies wanting to put their brand on it. Most of which used an attached emblem that could become detached, leaving a blank headstock that anyone could apply a Gibson like logo on it.
Lyle Electric Guitar Value
These guitars seem to have a resale value starting at about 500 and go up from there depending on collectability of the exact model or brand.The Gibson logo has several things wrong with it, first is that it shouldn't be there, also it looks more like someone spelled it G i b s e n, maybe.Edited August 7 by mihcmac.
