Lloyd Prins makes electric guitars and basses in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Previously (until around 2008) he made instruments under the San Dimas brand in Glendale, California. Prins specialises in customised graphic finishes

Source: Lloyd Prins Guitars website (6 July 2020)

Lewis Guitar Works was established by Pete Lewis in 2013. Lewis attended the Totnes School of Guitar Making completing 3 courses where he learned the finer points in creating solidbody guitars, basses and archtop instruments. As well as working closely with many local musicians, Pete’s skills and bespoke guitars have also been used by artists such as Kula Shaker, Joanne Shaw Taylor and Inglorious. Pete’s work has been featured on BBC Radio 4 and in Guitarist Magazine. And some of his vintage guitars have form the subject of a ‘That Pedal Show’ vintage special.

Source: Lewis Guitar Works website (3 July 2020)

Scala Guitars is a boutique electric guitar company, established by Leo Scala and based in Los Angeles. Scala has been making guitars since the 1990s. Each Scala guitar has its own personalized logo and a hand crafted certificate of authenticity.

Source: Scala Guitars website (2 July 2020)

Searls guitars were hand made in Ballarat, Australia by Allan Searls. Searls made his first guitar in 1991 while still at school, a bolt on flying V with a donor neck and parts from a Strat copy.  Over the following years he worked on his own guitars as well as having friends bring their own guitars for repairs and upgrades, but he always wanted to learn how to build properly. The push came when he wanted a variation of an existing guitar made and was told by the company sales rep it would cost in excess of $15k for such an instrument. That was the incentive he needed and started the long journey of building for himself.: learning from every luthier that would share their secrets, reading books and copying his favourite guitars followed by lots of trial and error. Searls Guitars grew into one of the largest boutique guitar building workshops in Australia, but in 2019 Searls had to make the difficult decision to stop building guitars.

Maximiliano Salcedo established Salcedo Guitarworks in 2006 in Villa Constitución, Santa Fe, Argentina. Salcedo learned to make guitars initially with Ivan Blascovich of Rosario city. He finished his training by himself using text books and information from the internet. He started by making copies of the designs of well known brands but now makes his own designs.

Source: Salcedo Guitarworks website (19 June 2020)

Supersound Electronic Products was established by Alan and Mary Wootton in 1952 in Erith, UK. Initially started as a part time venture, they made amplifiers in their garage at home. After they moved to Hawley Grange, Dartford, Alan packed in his day job with Jennings Electronics Industries and worked full time for Supersound custom making record players, radiograms and amplifiers. He was also joined by Ron Hopkins, Dave Pankhurst and Bob Kilgour from Jennings.

St Moritz was a budget Japanese electric guitar brand in the 1960s and 1970s.

St.George was a brand used for budget imported Japanese electric guitars from the mid to late 1960s by Buegeleisen and Jacobson (B&J) and WMI. St. George brand guitars were also sold by St. George Music Supply in Hollywood California from 1963 to 1967 - these were made in Japan by Shiro. There were also St. George guitars made in California by Bartell.

Source: Jedistar - St. George Guitars