Vintage 1980s Musical Notes Wide Leather Guitar Strap - Stitched White Appliqué, Suede Back, NOS (Rockabilly / Bass)

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Delivering unmistakable classic rock, rockabilly, and stage attitude, this Vintage 1980s Musical Notes Wide Leather Guitar Strap is preserved in genuine New Old Stock (NOS), unused condition. Featuring high-contrast stitched white leatherette musical note appliqués set against deep black leather, this motif was a stage favorite throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

Crafted with an extra-wide shoulder profile (approx. 2.75" to 3"), this strap is built to handle heavy solid-body electric guitars and basses with ease. The underside is lined with plush, non-slip black suede/velour that evenly distributes instrument heft across the shoulder while completely preventing neck-dive. The traditional woven feed-through ladder tail provides secure length adjustment without any metal buckles, clips, or rivets—ensuring fine guitar finishes remain 100% protected against buckle rash, dings, and scratches. Having never been mounted to an instrument, the strap button keyholes are tight and virgin, with supple leather and flawless contrast stitching throughout.

  • Manufacturer / Style: Unbranded (LM Products / Levy's Leathers Era Style)

  • Theme: Stitched White Musical Notes (Eighth Notes / Quavers)

  • Era: Circa 1980s to early 1990s

  • Condition: New Old Stock (NOS) / Unused Vintage Condition (Virgin un-stretched strap button slots, pliable leather, pristine contrast stitching, clean backing)

  • Face Material: Smooth black top-grain leather with inlaid stitched white appliqués

  • Backing: Plush, non-slip black suede/velour cushion lining

  • Hardware: 100% Metal-Free / Scratch-Free (No metal buckles or rivets)

  • Adjustment System: Traditional feed-through woven ladder tail

  • Width: Extra-wide profile (approx. 2.75" to 3") for shoulder relief

  • Ideal for: Rockabilly, blues, and classic rock stage rigs; heavy Gibson Les Pauls, Gretsch hollowbodies, and Fender Precision/Jazz basses.