Anybody know how old this bridge might be?

[light blue bass]

The listing says NOS. And it's a high mass bridge.

 

[bholder]

Standard design still in use, so hard to tell. Looks like unused New Old Stock?

 

[WillyW]

The listing says NOS.
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Looks like it would fit a 7ender with the 5 screws,

I have an old silvertone bridge that looks similar but with 2 and 4 screw holes...

I think my bridge is pre-90's Danelectro/silvertone revival, but no idea as to the actual age.

 

[light blue bass]

Standard design still in use, so hard to tell. Looks like unused New Old Stock?

Does something have to be a certain amount of years old to qualify as new old stock.

 

[bholder]

Does something have to be a certain amount of years old to qualify as new old stock.

I doubt there's any standard definition, I think each wholesaler/retailer decides that themselves...

 

[light blue bass]

I doubt there's any standard definition, I think each wholesaler/retailer decides that themselves...

Well I guess All Parts has been around since 1982, so it cant be any older then that.

 

[Matt Liebenau]

I don’t believe Allparts has used an all white package like that for some time. The package still appears to be sealed and never opened. It’s several, or more, years old but never used. New Old Stock.

 

[Bruce Johnson]

Yeah, it looks like mid-1990's Allparts packaging. I used to get the 4-string version of that bridge. They were Allparts in-house brand, made in the far east somewhere. Similar to Gotoh, maybe slightly less quality. Good, useable parts at a lower price than Gotoh.

 

[abarson]

Does something have to be a certain amount of years old to qualify as new old stock.

It's tested. Dust visibly disperses when you blow firmly on the item.