VENTURA LES PAUL COPY
- single cutaway style, comes in a variety of configurations, two humbucker pickups, very similar to the Gibson Les Paul, mfg. 1970s.
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Ventura guitars were distributed in the U.S. market by C. Bruno & Company of New York, New York. Ventura models were both full body and thinline hollowbody electric archtop guitars, and generally medium to good quality versions of popular American models (source: Michael Wright, Guitar Stories, Volume One, and Sam Maggio).
During the 1970s, a Barney Kessel Custom-style copy (the model is a V-1400, by the way) had a suggested retail price of $199.50.
During the 1970s, a Barney Kessel Custom-style copy (the model is a V-1400, by the way) had a suggested retail price of $199.50.
Instruments previously produced in Japan circa 1970s.
VENTURA Electric Guitars Models
VENTURA SEMI-HOLLOW ARCHTOPS
- various configurations including an ES-175 style and Barney Kessel model, mfg. 1970s.