Just look at this incredible 1960 Gibson ES-345 TD in its original Cherry finish. This particular guitar is completely original, just as it left the Gibson factory in 1960! The Cherry finish on this 345 has aged to a beautiful Watermelon color over time. Its features include split parallelogram...

This super clean collectors grade '64 Gibson ES-345TD was formerly owned by Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick and even appears in his book! 100% stock condition and immaculately well preserved with super light checking, a few minor dings, and the slightest patina to some of the gold hardware. Super...

How crazy is it to see Argentine Grey on this 1960 Gibson ES-345TD?! We absolutely love the look of this finish, especially on this model with gold hardware. This color was an older Gibson acoustic finish that ended up making its way to a few guitars and basses in the late 50s/early 60s. It’s...

Here we have a beautiful 1967 Gibson ES-345TD in Sparkling Burgundy. This guitar looks pretty true to its original Sparkling Burgundy finish in photographs, although in person it looks a bit more faded and bronzed on the front. The back still remains pretty red. Around the serial number on the back...

1970-1975 Gibson ES-335TD, also featuring a mahogany narrow neckThe ES-335, introduced in 1958, is synonymous with semi-acoustic guitars and has been played by many great players and produced many great performances. This creates a vibrating system that is similar to that of a solid guitar, but...

This instrument came from our recently acquired "Kalamazoo Collection." We acquired the collection from a married couple that worked at the original factory from the late 50s until the factory closed in June of 1984. These pieces are uncirculated and mostly untouched in mint or near-mint condition...

You’ll be the only one on the block with this custom-ordered 1963 Gibson ES-335 in Mercato Green! As the folklore goes, this exceptionally rare finish was requested by its original owner. Supposedly, he owned a car dealership near the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo and came in with a can of paint to...

This all-original 1963 Gibson ES-335 is shown here Sunburst, and it’s a lefty! Generally, left-handed Gibsons were made to order, so it’s great to find an example as clean as this! This guitar’s finish is extremely clean with virtually no playwear whatsoever and no finish...

This 1964 Gibson ES-335TD features a Brazilian rosewood fingerboard, which is restricted for import and export by the Washington Convention, and original Steckard Numbered PAF pickups, which have been on the rise in recent years. The ES-335, introduced in 1958, has a center block inside the hollow...

1979 Gibson ES-335TD featuring a strong maple neck with a solid core soundThe ES-335, introduced in 1958, is synonymous with semi-acoustic guitars and has been played by many great players and produced many great performances. This creates a vibrating system that is similar to that of a solid...

Who doesn’t love a 1966 Gibson ES-335TD in its original Pelham Blue finish!? We wish Gibson made more 335s in Pelham Blue, because this is one of the most beautiful guitars we have in the shop. This clean finish is still bright with little to no greening with age. These two patent number humbuckers...

This is certainly a unique 1969 Gibson ES-335TD in Sunburst! It may not be obvious at first, but this guitar left the factory with an Epiphone Casino fretboard; check out those parallelogram inlays! Paired with its Iced Tea Sunburst finish, this example is without doubt a vintage show stopper. The...

Impressive 1969 Gibson ES-335TDW in walnut colorThe ES-335, introduced in 1958, is synonymous with semi-acoustic guitars and has been played by many great players and produced many great performances. This creates a vibrating system that is similar to that of a solid guitar, but with an acoustic...