One issue with Italian made Vox guitars was that the early catalyzed/ polyester finishes have a tendency to craze. This gorgeous Mark XII is from the early days of Italian production and it has survived in remarkably good condition. However, due to the massive demand for the model, Vox UK began to farm out their production to Crucianelli in Italy, who made a bewildering array of models with the Vox label. The Vox Mark was most famously used by Rolling Stone Brian Jones, who played a white six-string prototype made in the UK.
While the great bands of the 1960s British Invasion used lots of different guitars, the one that shouted out “1960’s Mod Style” more than other was the teardrop shaped Vox Mark series.
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