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- symmetrical body (similar to the Gibson Style A), laminated walnut back/sides, f-holes, triple-ply binding on top/back/f-holes, mahogany neck, raised pickguard, bound rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, rounded peghead, four-per-side tuners, name of model between Epiphone and Masterbilt logos on headstock, nickel hardware, available in Sunburst finish, mfg. 1932-1958.
In 1934, the binding was changed to single-ply. In 1939, the f-holes featured a squared edge at every corner, the pickguard went around the bridge, and the peghead featured a script logo and dipped in the center. In 1950, the soundhole was changed to an oval and an oval peghead inlay was introduced.
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- symmetrical two-point body, carved top/back, curly maple back/sides, spruce top, f-holes, triple-ply binding on top/back/f-holes, five-piece maple/mahogany neck, bound ebony fingerboard with treble side extension and diamond/dot diamond i...
- scroll style body, curly maple back and sides, single bound top/back, mahogany neck, nickel-plated hardware, four-per-side tuners, available in Sunburst finish with dark red on back and sides, mfg. 1936-1949.
- symmetrical two-point body, carved top/back, walnut back/sides, f-holes, triple-ply binding on top/back/f-holes, mahogany neck, bound rounded end rosewood fingerboard with slotted diamond inlays, engraved tailpiece cover, rounded peghead,...
- similar to the Windsor, except has a scroll style body, mfg. 1934-1949.
- symmetrical body (similar to the Gibson Style A), laminated maple back/sides, mahogany neck, f-holes, rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, rounded peghead, four-per-side tuners, name of model between Epiphone and Masterbilt logos on head...
