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Anywhere from $20 to about $250 depending on originality. Obviously one that is a step above being kindling wood might draw $20 for the electronincs. The high end of the range would be for one that is in good condintion and has all original parts.
These were never a collectors item. More of a hand-me-down lap steel for a beginner to learn the basics. Not a bad guitar considering they're almost 70 years old.
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