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At this point in the game, Kramer was probably the most consistent of all eras, mainly because ESP was making just about everything concerning necks and bodies for the Baretta line in addition to all American Series Guitars most anyway.

The back of the style 18 like neck can clearly been seen with no "ice cream cone" volute.

1838: Some with paper label "C.

The post-1938 12:1 ratio Grovers can be always be identified since they combine the thin seamed tuner buttons with the long pointed baseplate, and the tuner gear is screw mounted.

thanks pietro hello, that was interesting reading, thank you! It came to be mine through a odd story about a broke native guy outside a pawn shop.

2 - Also called the "54" or "soft V"; it has some shoulder, but less than No.

The bodies were constructed of solid Poplar wood.

1934 Martin 0-17 peghead with a silkscreened logo.

15" in diameter at the 9th thru 15th frets.

The "Ad Franky" headstock is slightly different shaped than a Destroyer and the production run Baretta, however, the 1983 Baretta head is almost identical to the Ibanez design.