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Bjärton basses/cellos

Double basses were the first instruments being
produced by the company, but more information
on these is needed to make the information below
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Bjärton non-cutaway basses identifier

Model Size Top Back Neck
Konsert Full Carved spruce Arched (carved maple) Flame maple
Favorit 3/4 Carved spruce Arched (carved birch or maple) Birch or flame maple
Standard Full Carved spruce Flat (pressed maple) Maple
Suverän 3/4 Carved spruce Arched (pressed maple) Beech
Populär 3/4 Carved spruce Flat (pressed birch or maple) Birch or Beech
Elit 3/4 Pressed birch Arched (pressed birch) Birch
Junior 3/4 Pressed birch Flat (pressed birch) Birch


Bjärton cutaway bass

Model Size Top Back Neck
Swingmaster 3/4 Pressed spruce Arched (pressed maple) Maple


Bjärton basses

The line of
Circa 1946 - circa 1947
Konsert
Standard

The line of
Circa 1947 - circa 1951
Konsert
Favorit
Standard
Populär
Junior

The line of
Circa 1951 - circa 1952
Konsert
Favorit
Standard
Suverän
Populär
Elit
Junior

The line of
Circa 1952 - circa 1953
Konsert
Standard
Suverän
Populär
Elit
Junior

The line of
Circa 1953 - circa 1958
Konsert
Favorit
Swingmaster
Standard
Suverän
Populär
Elit
Junior


Bjärton cellos identifier

Model Top Back Neck Fingerboard
Model 1 Carved spruce Maple Maple Ebony
Model 2 Carved spruce Maple Maple Pear
Model 3 Pressed birch Pressed birch Birch Pear


Bjärton cellos

The line of
Circa 1949 - circa 1958
Model 1
Model 2
Model 3