GUILD produced the S-100 POLARA between 1963 and 1968. It was a lightweight solid-body guitar with two single coil pickups, a double cutaway concave-bottomed body (like the Jet Star shape) and a built in stand. The Guild 1966 catalog describes the S-100 Polara as follows:
"For the modern technician. a luxurious solid body guitar that contributes color and sparkle to every performance, while blending easily with other instruments. Hand sculptured for comfort. this graceful Guild is 13.25” wide, 17.75” long, and only 1.56” deep. Has the famous Guild fast-action neck, 24.75" scale, and 22 frets. Equipped with 2 Guild “Frequency-Tested" pickups with 2 tone and 2 volume controls, plus toggle switch for pick-up selection. At no extra cost, offers the convenience of the Guild Built-In Guitar Stand, which holds the instrument securely in ready-to-use position. Has Guild Adjusto-Matic 6-Way Bridge. specially engineered vibrato tailpiece, and input jack. Factory—fitted with Guild EA-610 Strings. Cherry-Red “Starfire” Sunburst Finish."
It was reintroduced with a different SG body style in 1995-2000 (see recent Guild Polara), and also again recently as part of the Newark Street Collection.