Counting with Pictures..

[Redneck Charger]

[Redneck Charger]

[Redneck Charger]

[Redneck Charger]

[danger_dan]

[KelJo]

Attachment 183463

[danger_dan]

[Snow In Summer]

[Snow In Summer]

[Snow In Summer]

[Snow In Summer]

[electric_viking]

The 1451 amp-in-case was the beginning of the end. While it was the first actual solidbody Silvertone made by Dano, made from an actual piece of solid wood, it was also the end of Dano as a supplier to Sears for guitars and amps. After late 1968, much of the personality of the Sears instrument & amp line was drained of its vitality. Generic amps and guitars without even the benefit of the Silvertone name ruled at Sears, and brought a great era in American music to a close.

Introduced:
1966 at $77.95
as the 57B1451L

Retired:
Spring/Summer 1968 at $99.95
as the 57K1451L

[Snow In Summer]

The 1451 amp-in-case was the beginning of the end. While it was the first actual solidbody Silvertone made by Dano, made from an actual piece of solid wood, it was also the end of Dano as a supplier to Sears for guitars and amps. After late 1968, much of the personality of the Sears instrument & amp line was drained of its vitality. Generic amps and guitars without even the benefit of the Silvertone name ruled at Sears, and brought a great era in American music to a close.

Introduced:
1966 at $77.95
as the 57B1451L

Retired:
Spring/Summer 1968 at $99.95
as the 57K1451L

[Redneck Charger]

[Redneck Charger]