Rare round-hole variant of the L-50, made in 1934. FON Of 859 shows in Spanns Guide as an L-50 in 1934. These are the coolest version of the 14 ¾ inch 1930’s L-50, and were made in small amounts Bound top and back with...
Here’s a possibly one-of-a-kind Gibson tenor guitar, never catalogued, from the mid 1820s. With it’s cremona brown sunburst, this rare archtop, oval hole instrument was played by my pal Tyler Jackson on our “Tenor...
1938 Rickenbacker Lap Steel Pre-war Model NS Model 100 Silver Hawaiian LapSteel. One of the earliest electrics produced. Strong horse shoe pick up. Weight 6lbs. 12oz.. Working order and ready to be played. New strings....
Spring Sale! Workhorse J-45 with a lot of character. It has had several mostly sloppy repaired cracks and braces done in the past and now is ready to roll! Old refret. Probably could use a reset down the road being...
mahogany top, excellent over-all condition, great little blues machine.
This is one of the rarest of all Gibson artist model mandolins. Although Gruhn’s guide states that the all black F-10 was introduced in 1934, the same book dates this instrument as late 1933, making it possibly the...
This Dreadnought, made in the last year of the herringbone binding, is one of the best sounding Martins I’ve owned. As you can see, it has been played! There's a spot next to the bridge where the wear went below the...
This Gibson A-4, made in 1926 is probably one of the last snakeheads of the “Loar” era. It is in excellent playing condition with all original hardware and a straight neck with little to no wear on the frets. Aside from...
This rare 2-point mandolin was built in Sweden by the Levin company, the largest instrument manufacturer in Scandinavia for many years. Active from 1900 to 1978, Levin produced over half a million instruments, mostly...
1919 Vega Model 205 Cylinder-Back Mandolin The Vega company produced the “cylinder-back” or “lute mandolins” as they called them from 1913-1925. This unique design features a cylindrical bulge running longitudinally...
This gold-plated banjo is very rare. Gus Cannon played a Gretsch 5-string, but of much lower quality. This instrument has a unique tone chamber with holes through the rim and an arch top tone ring. It is an near-mint...
The Gibson Style R Harp Guitar, with its natural finish and deluxe appointments, was their first such instrument, only listed in the 1902 catalog. The Style Rs are distinguished by their glued-on pin bridges with an...
Gibson CHARLIE CHRISTIAN Pickup, ca 1938, from a Steel guitar....$900
Round neck with the sweetest tone I've heard on one of these. LOVE IT!!!
Edit Content This Gibson TB-3 Mastertone 'pot' is offered without a neck. We believe it had a 5-string conversion neck on it for many years as evidenced by the slightly enlarged neck pocket to accommodate a wider neck...
Gibson-made, Laminate top, beautifully famed maple back and sides, replaced tuner buttons. Sorry, but no case included PRICE REDUCED!!!
Vintage original 1948 Gibson GA-30 Combo Amp. Features two original Jensen Speakers, dated 1948. One is a 12" the other is an 8". Makes for a fantastic tone. This Gibson amp sounds INCREDIBLE....warm and fat and full of...
No sales tax for customers outside California. Vintage mandolin tuners from the 1940s. Steel with ivory buttons. Original mounting screws included. Shipping policy: Shipments will require signature on delivery, no...
This 1949 Fender Champ lap steel is loaded with Broadcaster & Nocaster parts: Single Slot Screws Pots date to 37th week 1949 Original knobs Solid Milled Jack Cup - hard to find - this alone is a real prize. Original...
.No sales tax for customers outside California. It tickles me to no end when items like this super cool little parlor guitar sized trapdoor case stand the test of time. Most likely from the early 1900s, this thing has...
These are the tuners used on the 1936 (and some 1935) Gibson L-00's...I've never seen a set for sale. The have the "open book" shape at the top and bottom, the word "top" inscribed above the top gear, and are solid...
1898 Martin 0-28 in exceptional condition. Spruce top, Brazilian rosewood back and sides, ebony fingerboard, ebony pyramid bridge, mahogany neck, beautifully made Seidel No. 4 tuners, and a french polish finish. This...
1940 Gibson J-55 Rosewood in very good condition. It is hard to overstate how exceptionally rare this rosewood version of the J-55 is, with only two examples currently known to exist. This Gibson is all original aside...
1930’s Rickenbacker Electro A-22, "Frying Pan" The first electric lap steel guitar, Thought of as the first commercially successful electric guitar, This has the logo spelling Rickenbacher and has a very low serial...
Schireson’s Hollywood ukuleles were built by Robert E. Pearson, an English luthier who was once a well-known banjo-uke builder and also had worked for Martin Guitar prior to moving out to California to build for the...
VEGA Cylinder Back Mandolin, ca 1920, 2 point, Spruce top, Mahogany back & sides, steeply arched back, engraved Vega star on peghead, some finish bubble on the pickguard, top needs support, as is $450
C. 1920s Epiphone Banjo Uke in very good condition. This Epiphone is all original. The Banjo Uke has light honest playwear. It was constructed with a maple rim, a maple neck with an ebonized fingerboard, and has a Vega...
C.1920 Martin Style 2 Ukelele in excellent condition. This soprano uke was constructed with a mahogany body and a mahogany neck with a Brazilian rosewood fingerboard and an ebony nut. “C.F. Martin & Co” is imprinted...
Circa 1938 Gibson EH-150 Amplifier Style 3, Geib made Tweed covering with airline stripes, Rounded top, Twelve inch speaker, 5Z3 rectifier, Two 6L6 power tubes and Three metal 6C5 tubes and a 6F5, Very clean example...
This rare and incredible-sounding vintage EH-185 is so damn cool and in great condition with vibey wear from age/use! A vintage flip-top head delivering roughly 20w of incredible tube overdrive with lush harmonics and...