Morris 70's made very rare set-neck SG

Morris 70's made SG model

As you may know, Morris is a leading acoustic guitar manufacturer and distributor in Japan.
They currently concentrate the acoustic guitar. Well, they are still offering the electric model
such as H.S. Anderson, Bill Lawrence and overseas made base...

In 70's Morris offered Morris Brand electric guitars as other guitar manufacturer here.
At the begging, they offered only bolt on type electric even Gibson replica.
We could see those Morris guitars on WEB site.
However, it is very rare to see the set neck type.

This is second Morris Set neck SG for me. Pretty good condition too.
The neck, frets and electric circuits, all perfect. Somebody just keep the guitar.

I think no modifications. When I get this guitar, the knobs indicator plates are gone.
Also the selector switch is broken. I fixed both of them.

I have another Morris SG. This guitar is slightly different.
This one has the big pickguard. Probably, they made both models at a time.

Nobody is interested in Morris Electric guitars. But for me, I love those guitars which many people
didn't pay attention, but super rare.

The set-neck type SG and Les Paul model are very limited to produce. So I do not have an intention to
sell this guitar. As Gibson replica, this is not good one. But considering the Japanese guitar history, this guitar
is pretty important.

Please just enjoy to have a look !

P.S.

After checking, I have changed the selector switch to switchcraft made.
Also, I put a plastic made saddle of bridge instead of metal one. The picture shows metal saddle on 3rd string.
Now it is plasitc with others. The 70's vintage knobs are installed too.

Truss Rod	Adjustable
Nut Width (mm)	43.3
Bridge Screw	None
Weight (Kg)	3.31
PU	Original
Condition	Mint
Repair	None
Estimated shipping weight	8 Kg
Price	Not for Sale

Brand or Manufacturer	Morris
Model	SG
Serial Number	None
Product Year (Estimated)	1973-74
Body Color	Wine Red
Body Material	Maho Sandwich
Neck Material	Maho 3P RFB
Neck Condition	Straight
Frets	Proper