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...
This one came from the original owners family in southern Colorado. It was a working musicians amp, and it shows the use from lots of performances.. the real version of relic'd guitars! Harvard’s are very desirable...
1958 Fender Harvard “Tweed “ Amp 8.5/10 condition Chassis # H 01819 Tube Chart Stamps: HJ 1958 August This is a great example of the classic Fender tweed Harvard. Every Harvard add references the Steve Cropper “Green...
Investment grade early 1969 Deluxe Reverb. The reverb tank bag is so clean you could perform surgery on it. This has the ‘drip edge’ trim around the grill cloth, which was used right after the switch from black face. It...
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...
Nice set of hard to find gold “No Line” Kluson Deluxe Tuners, ready for use as is, or for a set of Keystone tuner buttons, whatever you want. Gold is in good shape. Shaft through casings, Pat Appld, 2356766, on the back...
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...
Super Clean Near Mint example from original owner. These are classic 14 watt amps, with the wrap around grill - none cooler! This is the earlier example, with the control knobs on the back, arranged vertically. To my...
This is a 1964 Fender Reverb Tank Unit in Brown Tolex that has been painted black. Back in the 1960’s, when the Black Tolex amps came out, musicians wanted to stay current, and some painted their amp tolex from brown to...
Brown Tolex Amps are some of the best Fender made, this rare 6G11 Vibrolux is no exception. These are rare under the radar amps, because they are seldom seen for sale. The louder you play this, the better it sounds....