VOX produced the ACE between 1961 and 1966

The Vox APACHE was made between 1961 and 1966. It was one of Vox's first electric guitars, and was modeled after a Fender Stratocaster (although the body shape is completely different). These initial Vox guitars were low-priced, had unusual TV connector input jacks and were made by a cabinet maker in Shoeburyness, Essex.

VOX made the APOLLO between 1967 and 1968

Production of the BOBCAT began in 1965 and ended in 1967

VOX manufactured the BOSSMAN between 1967 and 1968

The CHEETAH was made between 1967 and 1968

VOX produced the CLUBMAN between 1961 and 1966

VOX made the CONSORT (FIRST SERIES) between 1961 and 1963

Production of the Consort (Second Series) began in 1963 and ended in 1965

VOX manufactured the DELTA between 1967 and 1968

VOX manufactured the GRAND PRIX between 1967 and 1968

VOX produced the HURRICANE between 1965 and 1967

VOX manufactured the INVADER between 1967 and 1968

Production of the LYNX began in 1964 and ended in 1967

VOX produced the MANDOGUITAR between 1964 and 1966. It was essentially a half scale 12 string electric guitar. By using regular guitar tuning it enabled guitarists to get a passable mandolin sound without learning mandolin fingering.

It had two single coil pickups, pickup selector, volume and tone controls  (all mounted on the scratch plate)

The Super Ace was made between 1961 and 1966. The first version of the Vox Super Ace guitar had the same body and neck as the Vox Soloist and Ace models, but had three single coil Vox V1 pickups. The neck was sycamore with rosewood fretboard. These early Super Aces had Vox DeLuxe tremolos and pearloid pickguards. Early Vox guitars (including the Super Ace model) were made in England

VOX made the Super Lynx Deluxe between 1964 and 1967