Because of the Hensel necks and the “Reliance” and “Artist” branding one can assume these guitars were products of R S Williams and Sons in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Tag: Canadian guitar
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Of Charles Brasher, Resonator Guitars and Broken Biscuits…
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Revisiting R S Williams, They Sold Other Company’s Products Too…
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they also sold instruments made by other companies which is what I want to get into today, the other manufacturers of “R S Williams” guitars.
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The Mason, Artist and Twang… Vintage Lap Steel Guitars in Canada
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Today I want to cover three Canadian manufacturers of lap steel guitars and their associated amplifiers
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Veterans’ Woodworks Ltd… Who Were They?
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I have been working on a post about lap and steel guitars made in Canada and I was considering including this manufacturer but as luck would have it
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A Couple of Canadian Guitar Oddities…
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As you may have noticed by now while scanning through the site, that I have a particular interest in old guitars that were built for, or much better, made by a Canadian company.
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Whaley, Royce & Co. “Canada’s Greatest Music House” and Owners of the Hamilton Guitar Trade Mark…
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Whaley, Royce and Co. made and sold musical instuments in Toronto, Canada
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R S Williams, My Journey and Introduction to a Great Canadian… Guitar Maker…
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A couple of years ago, two guitars came on to the online vintage guitar market that caught my attention. They were identical models of floating bridge parlour guitar branded “S. S. Stewart” that were actually familiar to me as I had seen at least one more example when I was a kid. I remembered thatContinue reading