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.
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...
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.
Top of the line Kay archtop circa 1940. Excellent condition and original other than Grovers. More pics and info coming.
Wonderful hand crafted guitar by Baltimore luthier Gary Flowers,; warm, open, balanced and responsive with select European spruce top and choice figured maple back and sides, hand carved ebony bridge, tailpiece and...
Did someone say rare? Only a small handful of these were ever made, but you already know that. Extensively and masterfully repaired / restored / refinished many years ago, an amazing sounding and playing instrument for...
Nicest one I've ever seen, circa late '30's Vega C-66, all original in collector condition. These have carved solid spruce tops ( usually 4 piece, this one appears to be 3 ) and this one plays perfectly. Beautiful flame...
I miss this one already. Medium depth body ( actually it's 2 5/8" ) from early 1960 with one of the best flame tops extant. Never broken or repaired, overall in extremely fine condition. Set up with Melita bridge...
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