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1941 Gibson L-00
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Incredible As-New Condition
All Black with Firestripe Pickguard
Spruce Top, Mahogany Back, Maple Sides
A black L-00 with firestripe pickguard, mahogany back with maple sides, all original except for period tuners, yet the guitar looks brand new, except for one small area that shows some wear/damage, which could fairly easily retouched to black. It's being vibrated on the orgasmatron...
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1929 Martin 0-21
$8,950
From Martin's Golden Age
Beautiful Restored Condition
Twelve-Fret / Slotted Headstock
Brazilian Rosewood
Here we have a sweet 0-21 from Martin's golden age, in beautiful condition. There have been some repairs: an older neck set and we just leveled the frets and replaced the bridge and X-braces by master builder and repair person Michael Walker (!). The reset is visible at the...
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1930 Martin OM-28
$105,000
Fabulous Perfect Original 0M
Strong, Powerful Tone
Banjo Tuners and Small Pickguard
One of the great OMs, this amazing guitar is in perfect condition. It's a very clean crack free original finish guitar with a beautifully crafted, proper size new bridge and a perfect neck reset by Jim Baggett. The finish has minor nicks and dings from a long life of being a great guitar, the inside...
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1934 Gibson F-10
$16,500
One of the rarest of Gibson artist model mandolins, the F-10 was only made for a few years (1933-35) and is exceedingly rare, with less than ten known to exist. This fine instrument, with its ebony black lacquer finish and fancy inlays, is essentially an F-5 body with a shorter (F-4, F-2) neck. The scale length is the same as an F-5. This example is very clean and completely original, with a...
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1905 Gibson Style R Harp Guitar
$14,500
Here we have an early Gibson Style R Harp Guitar in a natural finish with deluxe appointments. The early Style Rs are distinguished by their glued-on pin bridges with the engraved nickel-plated tailpiece fixture that helps support the extra tension of the strings on the bridge, banjo-style tuners for the sub-bass, and triple bound top. Fancy inlays adorn the ebony fingerboard as well.
This...
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1956 Gibson Florentine Electric Mandolin
$2,650
Here’s a 65 year old Gibson Florentine style electric mandolin that is sure to please someone looking for a terrific sounding instrument that’s well played.
The Gibson Florentine Electric (later designated EM-200 in the 1960s) features a carved spruce top, mahogany back & neck and a Gibson proprietary 4-pole, single-coil pickup, with top mounted tone and volume controls. The pick guard is gone...
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~1932 National El Trovadore
$5,250
Only made for 2 years, the El Trovadores were National's move to make a higher grade wood bodied single resonator model. The bodies at first were made by Kay (for a cost of $7,) and later by Harmony, with only about 700 made all together. They were made of laminated mahogany with a key difference from other National models being the longer scale, giving an amazingly full, rich tone. This one has...
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1951 Gibson F-12
$4,850
The Gibson F-12 model mandolin first appeared in 1934. Just under the top-of-the-line F-5, it had fancy appointments and a short neck. There were very few pre-war F-12s and production ceased by 1936. When Gibson reintroduced the F-12 in 1949, it was structurally identical to the F-5 with one important exception — the fingerboard was attached to the body, which hampered the tone and volume. In...
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1928 Gibson Custom Gibson Soprano Ukelele Set
$20,000
A pair of top-end Gibson ukuleles in a double case!
This unique pair of Gibson soprano ukuleles was undoubtedly custom ordered in the late 1920s and is probably the only such set in existence. One is a “Florentine” model with an engraved pearloid fingerboard depicting scenes of Venice, and a rhinestone encrusted peghead. Its companion seems to be a Style 3 Gibson uke with rhinestones in its...
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1936 Gibson Recording King Model 1285
$3,225
By Gibson, Made for Montgomery Ward
Carved Top and Back
Made by Gibson for Montgomery Ward with a Gibson The FON 721B that is in Spahn's list, identifying this as a model 1285: I had thought it was an M-5: it's great to get corrected by the real source. It has a sweet tone and a bigger but still comfortable neck. Everything's original except possibly the bridge, and the condition is...
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1992 National Duolian
$2,950
Single Cone
Steel Body
Twelve Frets, Slot-Head
This loud boy is a twelve-fret single cone, steel body with a gloss gray finish. It's in excellent shape with just a few signs of wear. It has a 1 ¾" nut with a comfortable rounded "V" neck shape and an action that should work fine for bottleneck and regular playing. As we expect from these single cones, it's very loud, and smoother...
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1964 Martin 0-18
$4,250
Excellent Original Condition
Resent Neck Reset
Very Sweet!
We have been enjoying a number of 0-18s lately and find that their popularity has grown quite a bit; the guitar playing world has harkened to the fact that smaller is better in many ways. This one is all original and in fine condition, with a recent neck reset. Martin in those days built all models with the same quality of...
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1998 Kevin Ryan Mission Grand Concert
$13,400
Brazilian Rosewood and European Spruce
Fifteen Inch At Its Widest Point
Rich, Sweet Toned
Excellent Condition
This Guitar Is Not Stored On Our Premises! Call for Appointment
From the much-loved luthier and master of avant-garde guitar design, a former builder of jet fighter models for transonic wind tunnel testing, comes this European Spruce and Brazilian Rosewood fifteen...
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1943 Martin 00-17
$9,350
All Mahogany
Fourteen Frets
Doesn't Get Much Nicer
Scalloped Braces
Super Condition
Neck Reset
New Frets
A great example, everything is right. Condition is excellent, Dennis Berk has down a reset, a refret and a new bridge. It has the war-era ebony neck rod and is extremely light weight. The body is all mahogany, with fourteen frets, all parts are original (for all...
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2017 Preston Thompson OMBA
$12,950
Reclaimed Brazilian Rosewood and Adirondack Spruce
An Accurate Reproduction of 1930 OM-28
This Guitar Is Not Stored On Our Premises! Call for Appointment
A super-fine Orchestra Model out of Adirondack Spruce and exotic Brazilian rosewood that was reclaimed from an old house. I may be biased, but to me, this old wood is zooming (booming) up in the world. It has standard traditional...
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2009 Sadowsky Semi-Hollow
$4,275
Light-Weight with a Chambered Center Block
Two Custom Wound Vintage PAF Style
Five-Ply Flame Maple Construction
Fifteen Inch Body with 1 3/4" Depth
Roger Sadowsky is a creator, designer, builder and repair person for the top level professional players in New York and well beyond. He designed the Semi-Hollow to be lighter and more versitile alternative to the ES-335, with a...
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2002 Moonstone J-90C
$7,000
Built by the late Steve Helgeson of Arcata, CA, this jumbo box has a bear-claw spruce top and cocobolo back and sides, with a wide spalted maple rosette. It's 16 ½" wide and its widest point, 4 ½" deep at the butt end, with a 1 ¾" nut width and 2 ¼" spacing at the bridge. The neck is a sleek, thin "C" shape and the tone is a very appealling punchy and deep combination. There's a couple of...
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1928 Gibson RB-5
$11,500
This is a 40 hole archtop with the two-piece tube & plate flange and a beautiful and accurate neck that we think was done by Bob Givens. Tonally it is unusual for an archtop in that it has a much sweeter tone with real sustain. Tim Weed has pronounced it an amazing sounding banjo, and he, like many, generally doesn't like archtop Mastertones.
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2017 Mirabella JFB
$7,885
Fully Hollow Body, Fully Hand Carved
Two Lollar Imperial Humbuckers
From Chris Mirabella of NY, this is a fully one-man, hand-made Jazz/Blues/Fusion archtop Strat model. The builder is the preeminate expert and restorer of the great archtops by D'Angelico and Jimmy D'Aquisto, and those instruments, especially D'Aquisto, have had a great influence on Mirabella's own instruments. This guitar...
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1941 Gibson Special #7
$4,675
Rare Model From the War Years
Seventeen Inch L-5 Body
Fabulous Original Condition
A Super Good Player
This is a rare model from the war years, when Gibson was not supposed to be building guitars. They used unused parts, what's sometimes called "floor sweep". The Special 7s were the highest grade, using 17" L-5 bodies with carved top and back out of their top grade maple and...
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2007 Santa Cruz Guitar Company OM
$15,750
Brazilian Rosewood and European Spruce
This Guitar Sounds Amazing!
Factory PLEKed
Stainless Steel Frets
This Guitar Is Not Stored On Our Premises! Call for Appointment
A new arrival, an especially fine Santa Cruz OM from 2007 with custom chosen Brazilian rosewood and European spruce. The frets are stainless steel and it's had a factory PLEK job. Condition is...
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~1931 Gibson L-2
$22,500
*Blonde with Brazilian Rosewood Back and Sides
*Converted From Tailpiece and Floating Bridge
*Thirteen Frets-to-the-Body
*This Guitar Is Not Stored On Our Premises! Call for Appointment
Among Gibson's top models, the flattop L-2 came in several versions. Due to the success of their arch top jazz boxes they started with a floating bridge and tailpiece, resulting in a very...
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1923 Gibson A Snakehead
$3,275
* Loar Era
*Truss Rod
*With Original Hard Shell Case
Brown face, super low action. The back purfling has been replaced since these photos were taken. It still has its original pickguard and hard shell case, both in excellent condition.
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2011 Shanti SF
$9,450
*Finest European Spruce and African Blackwood
*Cutaway Jumbo Body
*Maker: Michael Hornick
*Soundport for Improved Resonance and Monitoring
A legendary line, made by Michael Hornick in Missoula MT. It's a 16" jumbo cutaway made of the very finest super tight grain quartersawn European spruce and African Blackwood, and made with the highest level of craftsmanship and taste. It's subtly...
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Pre-War Slope Shoulder
$6,650
*The Pre-War Guitars Co. of Hillsborough, NC
*Played by Molly Tuttle, David and Tracy Grisman, Tommy Emmanuel, Norman Blake, Jackson Browne, David Grier, Trey Hensley, Zac Brown, Bryan Sutton and Tons More
*This One: Lowest Distress Level
From the quickly-becoming-legendary Pre-War Guitar company comes this Gibson J-45 look-alike, although inside the box it harkens more towards their...
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2010 Collings AT-16 Lefthanded
$27,950
16 Inch Collings Archtop
Very Rare Left-Handed
Natural Finish
Mint Condition
This Guitar Is Not Stored On Our Premises! Call for Appointment
A rare and special Collings archtop, this is a mint condition left-handed blond 16" box, one of only two lefty archtops ever made (of just 95 total), and one of only 15 blondes. It is fully hand carved by Bill's protégé, Aaron Huff out...
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~1947 Gibson J-45
$11,500
One of the most popular models ever, the J-45 is the iconic Gibson jumbo. This one is post war, with the new logo, slightly smaller "C" shape neck, not much changed otherwise from the Banner years, still with the 1 ¾" nut width and straight bridge; it's actually 4 ½ ounces lighter than our Banner SJ. This is a primo example! It has been played a lot, the famous Gibson finish crazing is...
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1996 Michael Lewis DF
$3,490
Michael Lewis, of Grass Valley CA, is a retired builder of archtop, flattop guitars and mandolins. He is a master of bringing incredible tone out of wood, in this case Sitka spruce and East Indian rosewood. This dreadnaught has a remarkable tone throughout its range and would make a fine player for any style.
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Red Diamond F
$11,350
By Don Macrostie of Athens, OH, one of the highest regarded tone masters in the Loar F-5 mold. This mando has a "vintage voiced" red spruce top and back, neck & sides of hard curly maple. Contruction is hot hide glue and the finish is a hand rubbed varnish. It has new EVO frets and a James tailpiece with the original tailpiece in the case. There's a small crack on the top that has been repaired....
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1964 Fender P-Bass
$19,950
Here is a fabulous bass, previously owned and played professionally. It is a custom color candy apple red, fully original with clay dots and a fabulous neck shape. This bass comes with the real, organic relic-ing, not that new fake stuff!
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