Model · Ibanez

Salvador

An Ibanez acoustic, introduced 1935^[1]. Built on the Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco) line.

How it changed

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Who owned it and where it was built

The eras of the Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco) line in the years this model was made. No end year is on record, so the last row runs as far as the line does. The model rides on its line: when the owner or the plant changed, it changed for this model too.

Sources

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1. 1
   Wikipedia: wiki/Ibanezgraded community

   • "After the Tama factory stopped manufacturing guitars in 1966"Era: Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco), 1935–1966
   • "After the Teisco String Instrument factory closed in 1970"Era: Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco), 1966–1970
2. 2
   Wikipedia: wiki/Hoshino Gakkigraded community

   • "1929: The Hoshino company starts Hoshino Gakki Ten Inc."Era: Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco), 1935–1966
3. 3
   特集！Ibanezインタビュー！～歴史編～ (Ibanez interview: history)graded community

   • 昭和4年（1929年）には別会社として星野書店から独立したのですがEra: Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco), 1935–1966
4. 4
   Ibanez (Ibanez Wiki)graded community

   • The Ibanez brand name dates back to 1929 when Hoshino Gakki began importing Salvador Ibáñez é Hijos guitars from Spain.Era: Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco), 1935–1966
5. 5
   Hoshino Gakki Co. Ltd. Company Historygraded secondary

   • By 1929, Hoshino established its own musical instruments company, Hoshino Gakki Ten,Era: Ibanez Japan early (Tama, Teisco), 1935–1966

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