early 80's Hoyer Explorer
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This is quite a stylish shirt!
Classic longsleeve
Damn what a find, wish i had a better pressing for signing when i did stage setup for them here in Serbia.- Too nice copy with all inserts...Congatulate! I am a Very big Exodus fan from Hungary about the 80's.
Sidney Crosby
great t shirt....wanna trade?
Tysm!!
great band,great t shirt....from where?
great band,great t shirt....from where?
unfortunately no
sold out- Cool and simple, any back print?
Glad Napalm Death is still as eccentric as ever
*gif de grosse dinde bonnasse rousse*
Discovered last year in my trip to Budapest. I went to hungarian band tshirt hunting odissey.
Wonderful band!
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VoodooChild
Great axe man. Don't know much about Hoyer but the guitar looks great.
gloriousdeath
Well, Hoyer used to be one of the oldest guitar manufactures in Europe. Established in 1874 in Germany, they started building luthes and zithers but soon started building acoustic and folk guitars, archtops and finally electric guitars, all of them of very high quality. This lasted till 1987, the final year. The company was sold a couple of times; these days it belongs to a UK based company: some models are still build in Germany, but most are produced in Korea. They look very nice, but collectors want the old ( and hard to find) originals made in Germany. Would love to have a V and an Eagle, but they're getting harder and harder to find and are quite expensive. Anyway, the Explorer is almost impossible to find these days: they were made in very low numbers, mine being number 37 !!!
Crunchysock on
Very nice. Neck-thru?
gloriousdeath
yes, it's a neck-thru...