Gretsch Electromatic 16" Cutaway (Single Pickup) 1951 - 1954
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Overview
The Electromatic Cutaway was produced alongside the original Electromatic archtop electric guitar, and was available with one or two single coil DeArmond pickups. The Electromatic series was replaced by the Streamliner in 1955.
Reverb Price Guide
Estimated Value for Gretsch Electromatic 16" Cutaway (Single Pickup) 1951 - 1954 on Reverb
Includes material, year, finish
*Excludes Brand New, B Stock, Fair, Poor, and Non-functioning. Prices exclude shipping and tax/VAT/GST.