Very rare 1973 Fender P-Bass with fretless maple fingerboard. Serial number 372425. Most P-basses from this era have rosewood fingerboards. Original natural finish with nice checking. Original pickups dated '73, original pots dated '73, original bridge and bridge cover, or...[More info]
1964-1965 Gibson short scale EBO bass. This was Gibson's 2nd production bass. First introduced in 1959 - serial number 260855. This is a great player and is in very good condition for it's age. Has some dings and battle scars, but nothing really out of the ordinary.&...[More info]
Made in Gibson's custom shop 1985-1986. Serial number 81155563. Offset double cut away cream solid body that screams 1980's hair band. kahler flyer trem, coil tap switch, DiMarzio X2N bridge Pickup, single coil neck pickup. Original bridge humbucker in case. Small di...[More info]
This is a vintage Gretsch Tennessean circa 1963. Has all original hardware as far as we can tell. Double HiLo'Tron pickups, original switches and harness, single-cutaway "Type 2" model -- originally with painted-on f-holes. Original Gretsch bigsby tailpiece. This...[More info]
Old Silvertone arch top acoustic. Neck was recently reset and now it plays remarkably well. Bound rosewood neck with dot markers, adjustable truss rod, trapeze tailpiece. Bound sunburst body, spruce top, f-holes. Missing pick guard. Body has some finish cracks and ch...[More info]
Very nice condition Harmony probably from the 1960's. Beautiful sunburst finish. All original. Rubber stamped inside are the numbers 1289 and H954. Small crack by neck heel on body and there is some top shrinking. 19 fret rosewood fingerboard. Very nice flame on back. ...[More info]
1965 Silvertone made by Danelectro. The guitar is not mint, but it is in very good shape with minor wear from some young rocker. Black sparkle finish, thick white plastic pick guard, one lipstick pickup, aluminum nut. 18 fret rosewood fret board, enclosed tuners. The guita...[More info]
In excellent condition. Nice sunburst finish with some minor scratches. 3-on-a-plate open-geared Kluson tuners, solid birch top, back and sides, sunburst square neck, sunburst back and top, rosewood fret board with silk screened fret numbers and triangular fret markers. Bridge s...[More info]
Vintage 1930's National Valco Supro round neck Dobro. Features include: metal resonator body, one piece maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, original chrome tail piece, original frets, Kluson open back tuners. Supro metal plate logo is missing, and missing pick guard. Serial # on the end...[More info]
Small parlor guitar made by Kay. Twin brother to our maple neck version. Painted on music note "pick guard". Antique sunburst finish with minor wear. Nice faux (painted) tiger stripe on body. "Rosewood" (dark painted) fret board with white painted...[More info]
Small parlor guitar made by Kay. Painted on music note "pickguard". Antique sunburst finish with minor wear. Nice faux (painted) tiger stripe on body. Rare 3-bolt, bolt on neck with maple (natural) fretboard with black painted block fret markers. Two of the...[More info]
The Gibson explorer III was made from 1984-1985. Originally had three P-90 pickups. This one has been modified with three humbuckers. Some routing was done to make them fit. The tuners were replaced with Schaller locking tuners. Has original Gibson trem. Serial number 8293...[More info]
The Duo-Sonic II was made between 1965 and 1969. It had two pickups, and came in Blue, red, or white. This one has a long scale neck as apposed to the Duo-Sonic 3/4 scale. This Duo-Sonic has had the pickups replaced with either Japanese or Mexican strat pickups. Other than...[More info]
The FT30 closely resembles a Gibson LGO. The FT30's have an excellent reputation around blues players, whereas the LGO seems to have a reputation as being a lower end instrument in the LG series. The Caballero FT30 and Gibson LGO were made by the same Kalamazoo plant. Other than...[More info]
This is a pretty cool guitar probably from the sixties. It is a Harmony H1221 Catalina arch top guitar in Pacific and Dawn blue. Unfortunately the ink stamped numbers in the body are obscured by original blue over spray. The finish is in good condition, the arch shape on both the soundboard...[More info]
Barclay guitars were imported from Japan during the sixties as student models. This is a Kingston two tone sunburst model with two pickups. It's missing the trem arm, we believe, although it's so weird it's hard to tell. Has funky Barclay logo sticker. The pick guard is cr...[More info]
Near mint condition. Airline was a name used by Montgomery ward for instruments built by Kay, Harmony and Valco. All original black finish and hardware. Some minor scratches and dings on top, but still one of the nicest we've seen. Looks like it was never played. Serial number is 1-10...[More info]
Originally manufactured for Montgomery Ward by Kay, Harmony or Valco in the 50's and 60's. This was a budget acoustic arch top with f-holes. Guitar is in good shape cosmetically. Neck has slight bow in it with no truss rod adjustment, so it is what it is. The necks heel is also ...[More info]
1960's Danelectro Convertible with one pickup. Natural masonite top and back. White vinyl sides. Single lipstick pickup. All original in good condition. All that's missing is the strap buttons. Top sinks a little behind bridge, but does not effect the playabili...[More info]
Nice old 1968 Gibson double 6/12. Can you say Jimmy Page? This is a players guitar, not a collection piece to be put in a museum. It is pretty worn with nice finish checking, or, as we like to say; "has a nice vintage vibe." The pots that we can read seem t...[More info]
These sg's were manufactured between 1972 and 1974, although some shipped as late as 1979. Typical Gibson. Available in cherry sunburst only. Serial number 050517. Double cutaway mahogany body, black pick guard, mahogany neck, 22 fret rosewood fingerboard with dot fret mar...[More info]
Rare Hofner model 172 in excellent shape. Red sunburst polyester vinyl finish in nice shape. Necks for these guitars were made by Nicoluas Gagliano Violin Works. Two "Diamond Logo" super-response type 510 pickups. These are single coil pickups with two rows of po...[More info]
1982 Ibanez Artist AR1200 double 6/12. Serial # A825259, made in Japan. The Model 2640 was manufactured between 1977-1980, while the Model AR1200 was manufactured between 1979-1984. All original in excellent condition. Features gold hardware and natural sunburst finish on ...[More info]
Ovation Deacon model 1252 manufactured between 1973-1980. Ovations first commercial foray into solid body electric guitars. What were they thinking? It actually plays and sounds great. Nice mahogany body and neck, diamond fret markers on ebony fretboard and 18 volt active ...[More info]
Very cool solid body Guild. 24 3/4 inch scale length with 24 frets. That's a full two octaves. Ebony fingerboard, mahogany body, stock DiMarzio PAF and Super Distortion humbuckers. If you want a better playing guitar and nice Gibson sound without paying through your @#? th...[More info]
Original Fender Mustang from the mid seventies with nicely aged cream finish. 24" scale rosewood neck, 3-position pickup selector switches for tone/off/tone on each pick-up, plus normal volume and tone knobs. Some fret wear, but nothing out of the ordinary for a Fender. Ori...[More info]
This is an all original one owner Mosrite from the 1960's. It has a bound body and one f-hole, which would lead us to believe it is a Mosrite Combo Mark I. The label states model is a Combo serial number HO864 Bakersfield, CA. It was bought brand new and is in remarkable s...[More info]
Super clean vintage early sixties semi-hollow Danelectro/Silvertone model 1448. This guitar and case are the cleanest we've seen. So clean you could live for a week in it. You'd be hard pressed to find a nicer one. We would give it a 9.8. Single lipstick pick-up, Brazilian rosewood fingerboard, a...[More info]
