Conqueror Guitar Headstock Badge, Emblem, Logo N.O.S. Vintage 1960's

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Vintage 1960's

Made In Japan By

(Bruno) Matsumoku Industrial

"Conqueror"

Guitar Headstock

Badge/Emblem/Logo

Silver & Black Metal/Metallic Hardware Not Included

Measures Approx. 1 3/4" W x 1 1/4" H (45mm x 33mm)

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Matsumoku Industrial of Matsumoto/Nagano, Japan, was a

manufacturer of many different types of mass produced

quality stringed instruments from the mid 1950's until 1987.

Matsumoku manufactured acoustic steel string, classical,

electric bass & electric guitars. As well as violins, banjos,

mandolins& ukuleles, among other instruments. Matsumoku

was involved in producing either entire guitars or parts for many

well known guitar brands such as Aria, Epiphone, Vox, Hondo,

Nippon Gakki (Yamaha), Hoshino Gakki (Ibanez), FujiGen Gakki,

Norlin (Gibson), Guyatone & Kanda Shokai (Greco). Many American

companies contracted Matsumoku to build their guitars.That list includes:

Washburn, Univox, Westbury, Electra, J.C. Penney (Skylark),

Memphis, Vantage, Westminister, C.G. Winner, Cutler, Lyle & Fell.

This list reflects Matsumoku's involvement but many of the names on the

above list were later sold to other companies, which made guitars that were

completely different in quality and sound.That might be where the Teisco

connection is that so many other sellers are quick to mention. However, in

doing my research, I could not find a direct connection between the Conqueror

brand & Teisco. Information is spotty at best & I'm not here to debate any one

company's involvement or lack thereof but I do welcome any solid information

that could be verified. Most of my research has been on Wikipedia & a couple of other sites.

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