The first FT-120 was produced by EPIPHONE in 2000

The FT-130 was produced by EPIPHONE from around 1972 onwards. The Japanese made Epiphone FT-130 had a natura| spruce top, mahogany rims and back, three piece adjustable neck, rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, adjustable bridge, multipie body binding and chrome plated hardware. The  FT-130SB was the same as the FT130 but with a golden sunburst finish. 

The Japanese made Epiphone FT-135 was introduced in the early 1970s. The dreadnought shaped FT-135 had a natural spruce top, rosewood rims and backs, three piece adjustable neck, rosewood finger-board with block inlays, decorative purflling ring, adjustable bridgeand chrome plated hardware.

EPIPHONE produced the FT-140 between 1973 and 1980

Production of the FT-145 began in 1972 and ended in 1980. The Epihone FT·145 had a natura| spruce top, mahogany rims and back, three piece adjustable neck, rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, muitiple body binding, adjustable  bridge and chrome plated hardware.The FT—145SB was exactly the same but with a golden sunburst finish.

EPIPHONE manufactured the FT-150 between 1972 and 1979. The Epiphone FT-150 was a Japanese dreadnought acoustic guitar. It had a natural laminated spruce top, rosewood rims and back, a three piece adjustable neck, rosewood fingerboard with block inlays. decorative purfling rings, adjustable bridge and chrome plated hardware. The mahogany neck was bolted on internally. Also available with maple back and sides as the FT-150BL (Blonde).

EPIPHONE made the FT-155 between 1972 and 1973

The FT-160 was made between 1972 and 1980

EPIPHONE manufactured the FT-165 between 1972 and 1980

The Epiphone FT-335 was introduced around 1974. It had a fixed heel neck, natural spruce top, rosewood rims and back, three piece adjustable neck, rosewood fingerboarrd with block inlays, decorative purfling ring, fixed bridge and chrome plated hardwrare.

Introduced in the 1970s, the Epihone FT-350 Deluxe model  had a fixed heel neck. It had a natural spruce top, rosewood rims and back, three piece adiustable neck, rosewood finger- board with block inlays, decorative purfling ring, fixed bridge, chrome plated hardware. The model FT-350BL was the same as the FT-350 above, but with maple back and sides in natural finish.

Source: Epiphone catalog 1974.

Introduced in the 1970s the Epiphone FT-550 had a select natural spruce top, jacaranda-natural curly maple and jacaranda three piece back. Fixed full heel neck and fixed rosewood bridge.

Source Epiphone catalog 1974.

The Epiphone FT-570BL had a naturally finished select maple back and rims, natural select spruce top and three piece birch neck. Rosewood fingerboard with block inlays, decorative purfling ring. Fixed full heel neck and fixed rosewood bridge.

The FT-570SB was as above, but with mahogany back and rims, and finished in golden sunburst.

Source Epiphone 1974 catalog.