It's hard to think of a cooler looking guitar than an original White SG Jr.! This 1967 example sports a large guard, Vibrola tailpiece, and a single, aggressive soapbar P90 pickup. The neck profile is a comfortable "C"...

Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Very Good Vintage condition with modest wear for an instrument of this age, including light scratches, small nicks, typical edge wear, and natural...

A beautiful example from the last years of the CBS transition period, this 1967 Fender Stratocaster in classic Sunburst finish captures everything players love about late-’60s Strats: shimmering clarity, lively...

Description Up for sale is a 1967 Vox Starstream body w/ a period correct Mark XII neck. Why is the neck changed? No idea but it certainly works and does the job. I've always loved the mid to late 1960 Vox guitars with...

Very cool, great sounding, vintage Guild T100D from the late 1960s. The guitar is in great shape, plays and sounds super, and is very affordable. No breaks or repairs. Great straight neck, frets are in good shape,...

This one seems like a nice guitar that came in at a reasonable price. There is not a lot of wear on this and the color is a nice bright red.

Just in! Here we have a gorgeous 1967 Gibson Melody Maker SG in one of our favorites finishes, "Pelham Blue". The Melody Maker model guitar was introduced in '59 and later relaunched by Gibson in '66 with the new SG...

Description Up for sale is a stunning 1967 Gibson ES-335 TD in its original and rare Sparkling Burgundy finish. This example features a slim tapered neck profile with a 1 9/16th nut width, dual original Gibson patent...

Details: - extra screw hole repaired on headstock - small rout in the pickups cavitys - interior case coat changed. Shipping worldwide!

New to the shop is a killer 1967 Epiphone E360TD Riviera in Sunburst. This guitar features a gorgeous sunburst finish, mahogany body, Brazilian rosewood fretboard, 24.75" scale length and 12" radius. The 1967 is all...

Stock mid - late '60's Mosrite MK II or MK V, take your pick, they're the same guitar. Go figure. This one's all original and in nice shape; some checking and some chips here and there, mostly on the back. Plays...