As featured in "Electric Guitars - The Illustrated Encyclopedia", the 1967 Hummingbird was one of the very first guitars ever produced by TOKAI. They went on to become the #1 "copy-era" manufacturers in the 70's and 80's, producing replicas of Fender and Gibson guitars that were better than the originals. Today, the 1967 Hummingbird is an extremely rare guitar and was a perfect fit an EASTWOOD re-issue.

Hummingbird
Colours:    Indigo, Black, Metallic Red, LH Black
Body:    Mahogany
Neck:    Maple, Bolt-on
Fingerboard:    Rosewood, Dot Markers
Scale Length:    25 1/2" (648mm)
Width at Nut:    1 5/8" ZERO Fret
Pickups:    Two Vintage Voiced P-90's
Switching:    3-Way
Controls:    1 Volume, 1 Tone
Bridge:    5-way Adjustable Roller Bridge, Vintage Tremolo
Hardware:    Gotoh Nickel/Chrome
Strings:    D'Addario #10
Case:    extra
Unique Features:    Pearloid Pickguard on BLACK