One of the last and best efforts of Rolfe Gerehardt, the Select was voiced for Bluegrass. Some were made with a bridge made of antler on a maple base as well as maple neck, back, and sides, and ebony fingerboard, and...

'65 Fender Jazz Bass, body refinished natural, otherwise original except for later '60's saddles & upgraded strap buttons. There are a couple small additional holes near the original ones for the bridge cover plate, no...

Early '59 cutaway New Yorker, unusually fine condition. King of the Archtops, D'angelico New Yorker cutaway from 1959. Great woods and color, a great player and rather great sounding, made at the end of the period when...

Excellent condition for it’s age other than some binding repair. Plays really well and sounds surprisingly good. Newer case.

Just in, Unusually nice '59 LP Junior. Exact upgrade tuners & bridge, originals included and in fine shape. Call for hands on description. HOLD.

Another spectacularly clean ES 125, this one from '66 with 2 pickups. Stupid clean.

Fully original and intensely clean other than a couple of chips on front of the headstock. 'Nuf said.

Custom hand built full acoustic arch top by the late Michael Hemken, this is a beautifully designed & impeccably built guitar, using some of the most striking big leaf quilted maple ever seen, and what looks to be a...

Late model Guild F-55 with very even, tight grained top. Other than some small marks on the back its near-new.

Great sounding Rick 4001 from 1979 in Autumn Glo with changed pickups and original pick guard painted black.

Fender Artist model Roscoe Beck bass & case.

Just about new condition Ibanez Gary Willis Signature Fretless Bass & case.

Deep blue, rosewood 'board Spector Euro bass and case

Immaculate Music Man Sterling Bass in Pearl Blue. Maple neck / rosewood fingerboard. That about covers it.

Light weight ( 8.5 lb ) circa '74 P Bass, crazy clean, light and great color on stage.

Heavily played '64 Jazz Bass, neck is straight as an arrow and plays effortlessly. Beat but sweet.

Original and in excellent condition, 1970 Les Paul Bass with case Just in, more info and pics coming -

Good playing and sounding '57 ES-225 with case. *Typical minor, pro headstock repair behind the nut - had the usual crack / not broken, also pickguard missing.

1974 Fender Jazz Bass, sunburst body, maple 4 bolt neck with rosewood fingerboard. Excellent condition, sound and playability, no work needed. Includes period correct hard shell case.

Another outstanding J-45, this one's from 1964 and is in extremely fine condition, with a brilliant cherry sunburst finish that has even more red in it than appears in the pics. 1 11/16" nut width and original bridge &...

'87 / '61 reissue SG, excellent condition and Tim Shaw pickups. No issues, plays great, ships with hard shell case.

Two circa 1965 Hofner Beatle Basses, two different looks for some reason, hopefully one appeals to you.

Designed in conjunction with George Gruhn, the D-66 is one of the best sounding flattops Guild ever made. Rosewood, spruce, mahogany & ebony, and relatively ornate too.

Cleanest one I've ever had, or seen for that matter. 1966 Gibson J-160E that plays like a dream and sounds quite good. Clean as a pin, as they say. Near - mint condition. And yet... it's stamped as a factory second with...

Great pre-war Martin 00-18 with excellent sound and playability. 1 11/16" nut width, scalloped bracing and overall very clean.

Excellent player's Jazzmaster, '62 with earlier slab board Brazilian rosewood fingerboard. Semi-pro refin, approximately Fiesta red, looks good. Plays and sounds great ( yeah, they all do ). ON HOLD.

Very clean original black '75-ish Precision bass with solid rosewood neck, hand - hewn by Baltimore's own KT Instruments; FRETLESS ebony fingerboard. Upgraded Leo Quan BADASS bridge & Schaller tuners make this a very...

Early Guild D-25 - all mahogany, flat back, nice rosewood headstock overlay with earlier style lower logo placement. Very clean and very healthy neck and frets. NICE! All original other than upgraded tuners ( Grover)

Typically great "pre-war" 00-17 - early '44 - so factory original scalloped bracing. Minor headstock repair **see pics and normal wear and tear, plays easily and sounds just as you'd hope, original pick guard and Grover...

Top of the line Kay archtop circa 1940. Excellent condition and original other than Grovers. More pics and info coming.