So what is there to look at here?

• Shergold FAQ
• Models Produced
  • Modules for Modulators
  • Soundcheck
  • Electric Upright Double Bass
• Care and Maintenance
• Buying Second-hand
  • Buying points
• Replacement and Spare Parts
• Rough Dating Guide
  • Shergold Serial Numbers 1975-1980
  • Hayman Serial Numbers 1970-1973
• Original Costs of New Shergolds
• Mike Rutherford - Shergold's most famous patron
  • The Rutherford Shergolds - June 2000
  • Mike Rutherford Interview - 1977
  • Mike Reviews the Marathon Six String - 1979
  • Genesis Tour Programme Photos
  • Other Appearances of the Double Necks
  • Genesis Tribute Bands
• Julian Cope
• New Order and Joy Division
• Links to other Shergold mentions and pictures
• The Shergold Homepage Collection
• The Shergold Gallery
• Lledo Promotional Models
• Shergolds as Seen on TV
• Mobile access via WAP
• Miscellaneous
• Legal Notices
• Acknowledgments

Archive - adverts, press cuttings, reviews etc

• Mentions in Print
  • The Burns Book
    • Hayman Guitars
  • The Complete Guitar Guide
• Dealer Handouts and Adverts
  • Dealer Sheets for Various Models
  • B&M Leaflet for whole range
  • Modulator Dealer Sheets
  • Cavalier Dealer Sheets
  • Masquerader Limited Edition Brochure - 1991
  • Brochure for the Australian market
  • Hayman Dealer Sheets
  • Rosetti Triumph Dealer Sheets
  • Rosetti John Pearce Dulcimer
• The Press Clippings File...
  • Obituary for Jack Golder from Making Music
  • Modulator review from E&MM - 1981
  • "The 49er Comes Through" - 1977
  • "Shergold In Them Thar Hills" - Beat 1978
  • "Golder + Houlder = Shergold" - 1980
  • Activator review from Sounds 1980
  • Nu Meteor review from Sounds 1980

What's still to be done?

• A Brief History of Shergold
• The Definitive Guide to Shergold Hardware
  • Shergold Bridges

Partner Sites

• Shergold Guitars Forum
• The Burns Guitar Museum
• The old, rare and unusual guitar collection

"The Shergold set-up is aggressively British. The Company was established by two craftsmen, experts in their respective fields who were to an extent frustrated by building a wide variety of guitars under trade names. They decided, in popular jargon, to do their own thing...to make instruments which would embody the results of their comprehensive experience...to prove that "Britain can make it" and at a price which will benefit the consumer."

Thanks for stopping by at The Shergold Homepage. I hope you will find everything you wanted to know about Shergolds, but couldn't find anyone to ask...

This site is the only guide on the web (or anywhere else for that matter) to these classic British relics from the 70's.

You won't find any "under construction" logos around here, as I don't expect this site to ever be truly "finished" - bookmark this page and come back regularly, as more content will arrive as more people contact me, and I get my hands on more Shergolds and snippets of information.

If you want to know more, or have any information or anecdotes about Shergolds, feel free to send me email. I try to respond to all enquiries within a few days wherever possible!

Andrew Mannering
Shergold Guitars Homepage