9 lbs. 7 oz.
These are pretty rare and was meant to be the Hendrix signature guitar, but that didn't happen.
This one is one of the later 200 that were made by Mosely of Mosrite fame.
BC on the end of fingerboard denotes this. The numbers are pretty hard to read, but appear to be 010.
Condition is on the rough side, a lot of paint missing in spots all over the guitar.
Replaced items;
-tuners
-one pot
-knobs
-switch cover modified
-comes with aftermarket hardshell case
 
 
Here's some interesting facts about these;
Semie Mosley claims that he built several hundred of the guitars for the company’s final run.
Both the Black Widow guitar and bass had a familiar body style similar to the Les Paul Junior only larger. The double cutaway horns had more of a flared shape. The bodies were made of maple and had a high gloss black lacquered finish.
Both guitar and bass had a German carve around the edges (as did Moseley’s guitars). The two octave necks were bolt-on, the headstocks were triple bound. The necks had a zero fret (as did Mosrite) and miniature dot fret markers. The strings went over a tune-able bridge and were held in place by a tailpiece that was set rather far back and was designed to increase sustain.
The fingerboard was made of rosewood. The scale length from the nut to the bridge was an incredible 27”. Although not uncommon for classical guitars, this was much longer than Gibson’s 24 ¾” or Fender’s 25 1/2” scale.