Vintage 1960s-1970s Unbranded Skinny Black Leather Guitar Strap - Quilted Vinyl Pad, Bobby Lee Style NOS

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Preserved in authentic New Old Stock (NOS), unused vintage condition, this Vintage 1960s–1970s Unbranded Skinny Leather Guitar Strap is a classic example of golden-era American and Japanese jobber/OEM accessories. Made in the distinct style popularized by Bobby Lee and Trophy Products, sterile unbranded straps like this were widely supplied to distributors and manufacturers to include inside hard cases for brands like Gibson, Fender, Guild, Harmony, and golden-era Japanese imports.

Built with a traditional 5/8" black bridle leather belt and natural tan underside, it features an upgraded moisture-resistant quilted black vinyl foam cushion pad with an integrated leather slide channel. Designed for enhanced durability, the lower instrument tab features reinforced border stitching around the button slot to prevent stretch or tear under heavy use. Having never been mounted to an instrument, the leather is flexible, the button slots remain virgin and un-stretched, and the piece shows only light cosmetic oxidation on the wire buckle and gentle storage curl from decades in warehouse inventory.

  • Manufacturer / Style: Unbranded OEM / Jobber (Bobby Lee / Trophy Style)

  • Era: Late 1960s to 1970s

  • Condition: New Old Stock (NOS) / Unused Vintage Condition (Supple, crack-free leather, pristine un-stretched button keyholes, fully intact pad seams; light storage oxidation on hardware)

  • Belt Width: Traditional 5/8" skinny profile

  • Shoulder Pad: Ergonomic contoured leather pad with integrated pass-through channel, piped border, and moisture-resistant pleated black vinyl cushion backing

  • End Tabs: Reinforced perimeter stitching around primary strap button keyhole

  • Hardware: Period wire tongue buckle adjustment assembly

  • Compatibility: Period-correct case candy for vintage 1960s–1970s Gibson, Fender, Guild, Harmony, and vintage Japanese electrics (Teisco, Guyatone, Matsumoku).