Vintage original circa 1969 Univox 335 copy Hollowbody Electric in original Sunburst finish. This example actually plays and sounds great with a cool vibrato system that works great. Neck is straight and action is good....

Vintage original circa 1968 Ovation Model 1232 Tornado Hollowbody Electric in killer Cherry Red finish. A USA-made, semi-hollow electric guitar introduced around 1967-1968 as part of the "Storm Series". Known for a...

This Kay Thin Twin has a rare "Tempo" logo and was made in the USA in 1952. It has one of the largest profile baseball bat necks we have ever felt on an electric guitar. The guitar shows some play wear but is in overall...

Here's a remarkably fine example of a vintage circa 1963 Airline Barney Kessel Deluxe featuring three "speed bump" pickups. This example is probably the best playing example we have ever had. The action is low, neck...

A Fender Coronado II in Rare Factory Sonic Blue Finish. The Finish has naturally aged with some greening to an awesome color. Dual Pickups, Tremolo, Bound Rosewood Fingerboard with Block Inlays, and F Tuners. Very Good...

Vintage original circa 1964 Harmony H54 double pickup Rocket. Original Dearmond gold foil pickups sound amazing, warm and punchy with classic vintage tone. A killer Made in USA vintage electric hollowbody for a nice...

Gibson ES 120T Serial No. 89167. This guitar is in Very Good original condition. Crack in pickguard, as shown. Nut Width -1 11/16” 1st fret - .837 12th fret - 1.02 Weight - 5 lbs. 5 oz.

1970s Sukova ES 335 copy, black finish. Changed knobs, missing pickguard, and logo has been buffed off. Plays excellent and sounds really good! Comes with original soft shell case.

1962 Gibson ES 120T Serial No. 89167. This guitar is in Very Good original condition. Crack in pickguard, as shown. Nut Width -1 11/16” 1st fret - .837 12th fret - 1.02 Weight - 5 lbs. 5 oz.

A very Rare and Early Coronado Prototype period guitar with early characteristics including a Sunburst Finished back of the neck, Factory Large Frets, Early Serial Number, and a Factory Logo that says only "Fender"...