This is a 1957 Les Paul Special with a single-cutaway body. It features a vibrant TV Yellow finish typical of its era, and despite its age, it is in excellent-plus condition with minimal yellowing of the topcoat and...
This is a 1957 Les Paul Special with a single-cutaway body. It features a vibrant TV Yellow finish typical of its era, and despite its age, it is in excellent-plus condition with minimal yellowing of the topcoat and...
1954 Gibson ES-175 N, Lovely Blonde finish, Gorgeous Maple back, Fine sounding P-90 pickup, Sets up great with nice low action and a great feeling neck, Repro Tailpiece, Well cared for, Clean guitar in excellent...
Another one from the Vault! This 1956 Esquire is completely original with no modifications or replaced parts. It has the correct Pat. Bridge. It has the original case (that's in great condition), strap, bridge cover,...
This is NOT a reissue, just in remarkably clean condition for being 73 years old! Only 150 made that year. Tuners have been replaced. At one timethere was a mini-phase switch that's been removed under the pickguard and...
This is a 1959 Telecaster with a white guard and white blonde finish. This 1959 model features the “top-loader” stringing method—a change introduced in mid-1958—where the strings are routed from the end of the bridge...
This Epiphone FT-210 Deluxe Cutawar was made in the USA in 1956. This was the top of Epiphone flat-top line and made right before Gibson purchased Epiphone in 1957. This guitar shows play wear including dings and dents...
Here's an original 1955 Gibson Les Paul Jr. that is super sweet, light and resonant, with a very reasonable price. Features the original Sunburst finish that looks great, original P-90 pickup, original pots and...
No sales tax for US customers outside California. This 1956 Gibson J-45 is an absolute stunner! It is an exceptional near-mint example of one of Gibson’s most beloved acoustic guitars. Just 345 Gibson J-45 ADJ guitars...
This is a Goldtop Les Paul Standard equipped with original PAF pickups. Produced for only a little over a year, its production numbers were far lower than those of Burst Les Pauls from late 1958 onward, making it an...
A 1958 Gibson ES-175D from the golden era. This blonde finish model is highly sought after in today's vintage market due to its limited production run, commanding both high demand and high prices. Moreover, it maintains...
Purchased directly from the original owner....an all original, and very well cared for 1959 Gretsch Model 6131 Jet Firebird. Stunning Red intro finish is remarkably bright and vibrant. Original PAF Filtertron pickups...
Perhaps the cleanest 1955 Stratocaster we've seen! This stunning and fully original example features a gorgeous two tone sunburst finish on a lightweight Ash body, a maple neck with a comfortable "U" Shape, and a trio...
1955 Gibson Les Paul Custom from the personal collection of Steve Earle. This Gibson is all original with no history of repairs. This Les Paul Custom was constructed with a mahogany body and a mahogany neck with an...
This is a Stratocaster from late1955. The body is constructed from a single piece of ash wood, and the pickup winding count is higher than in the initial 1954 production models. This Stratocaster embodies the sound of...
A vibrantly colored 1957 Junior in TV Yellow finish. While showing signs of age and weathering typical for its era, this vintage gear remains in excellent condition. Price: 3,696,000 JPY Comes with Original Durabilt...
Clean and original, Kluson tuners, tall original Gibson knobs, clean original brown hardcase. Venmo accepted.
This Gibson ES-330 was made in the USA in 1959, the first year for this model, and the best. This guitar has a large '59 profile neck that is a joy to play. The guitar shows light play wear, but no structural damage,...
Another one from the Vault! A Rare 1959 Byrdland with PAF's (I used a mirror to check rather than molest the Guitar, I did not pull the pots--they do need cleaning--, but assume they are original as well) Sounds like...
No sales tax for US customers outside California. This 1958 Danelectro DC-1 Model 3011 is a fantastic example of late-’50s American guitar design, delivering unmistakable vintage character, lightweight comfort, and that...
There simply isn't a more rock n' roll electric guitar than a double cut TV Junior! This model from 1959 is a perfect example of "TV Yellow", and with a '59 profile neck, doublecut mahogany body, and phenomenal sounding...
This is a 1959 Les Paul Standard with a Tea Burst Color Top. While showing evidence of over 60 years of use, the instrument remains in excellent overall condition. This well-worn finish bears witness to its superb...
This is a second-version Les Paul Standard featuring a wrap-around bridge tailpiece from 1955 . There is some minor wear and weathering, but considering its age and gold color, it remains in excellent plus condition....
This is a first-year 1958 ES-335TD. The first-year 1958 Unbound model possesses an atmosphere unmatched by later vintage Gibsons. Its characteristic shallow neck angle provides significantly better sustain of the sound...
From Herbie Herbert's Syklopps Studios and our Vault, here's a Les Paul Special you may have heard on Records from Journey, Santana and others. We bought the late Herbie's Studio Guitars when he retired. The Original...
A nice 1958 Strat from the Vault. In great shape with minimal playing wear and all the Mojo you'd expect from a 68 year old Strat. The color is still bright, minimal freat wear, that iconic fret board wear that the...
This Fender Stratocaster was made in the USA in 1959. It shows considerable play wear but no structural damage. Ok - when we got the guitar it has an original 1957 strat neck and 1957 ser# but the body is 11/1959 and...
A superb 1957 Gretsch PX 6128 Duo Jet, in excellent condition. The Duo Jet was introduced in 1954 alongside its sister model the PX 6129 Silver Jet, this series was completed by the PX 6131 Jet Fire Bird the following...
ANOTHER ONE FROM DEEP IN THE VAULT! An original, no mods Mint 1952 First Year Les Paul Gold Top. This is the one that started the Ledgend. Dead Mint exept for a couple minor marks and a small buckle mark on the back....
Spring Sale! This guitar actually started out in 1949 and was more than likely retopped circa 1953 by Martin. The kerfing extending out from the xbrace is mismatched a bit. According to John Arnold this would more than...
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 some scratches, small marks, scrapes, edgewear, and natural...