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Hagstrom 1975 guitar and bass catalogue page 4
Details of the Hagstrom HG800 special and HG801 special guitars


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Hagstrom guitar 1975 guitar catalogue. page 4. Details of the Hagstrom HG800 and HG801 guitars. These guitars were named as such by mid seventies US Hagstrom distributor Ampeg - they were previously known as the HII / F200N

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1975 Hagstrom guitar catalogue page 4 - Left hand side of a double page spread - details of the Hagstrom HG800 and HG801 guitars

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