Hagner Musical Instruments

USA^{no source}

Plants it ran, and the brands built there

Hagner Musical Instruments ran 1 plant on record. The brands below were built at those plants, whoever owned the name.

Plant	Ran it	Brands built there
Gretsch Booneville AR Booneville, AR, USA^{no source}	1973–1978^{[1, 2]}	Gretsch Gretsch Baldwin Arkansas · 1970–1981^{[3, 4]}

Sources

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1
bluebookofguitarvalues: acoustic guitars/manufacturers/gretschgraded secondary
- "Bill Hagner formed the Hagner Musical Instruments company"Ran Gretsch Booneville AR, 1973–1978
2
acousticmusic: guitar music research/guitar information/large shop guitar builders/gretschgraded secondary
- "Baldwin re-acquired control… in 1978"Ran Gretsch Booneville AR, 1973–1978
3
chicagomusicexchange: blogs/news/the evolution of the gretsch soundgraded community
- "moved to Booneville, Arkansas in 1970"Gretsch built at Gretsch Booneville AR
4
jedistar: gretsch 2/ampgraded secondary
- "Production continued in Arkansas until 1981"Gretsch built at Gretsch Booneville AR

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