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Handcrafted in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, instruments from the Martin Custom Shop represent some of the finest acoustic guitars to come out of the factory since founder Christian Frederick Martin moved his family business...

This Gibson L-C was made in the USA in 1933. It shows normal play wear, but overall this is in very nice shape for a pre-war instrument. The finish and parts are original aside from the truss rod cover. This guitar has...

The Martin D-28 is widely regarded as the most iconic acoustic guitar in the world, trusted by generations of players and played by countless legends across genres. Its Dreadnought body size and scalloped bracing...

A somewhat rare 16” L-7.the guitar shows some normal playing wear , but has no breaks, or cracks. Excellent neck angle and action. Carved back, kerfed braces. Cool early Kaufmann vibrola attached to the tailpiece. Warm...

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...

EUPHONON Rosewood Grand Concert, 1933, made by Larson Brothers, Spruce top, X-braced, Brazillian Rosewood back & sides,25.5" scale, 1 11/16" at the nut, 14 1/4" at the lower bout, Pearl rosette, '30s Klusons have...

round mahogany neck, steel body, finish is 95%, just some small edge wear, back of the neck has some playing wear (see photos), but the guitar plays great and sounds great

Vivitone guitar was established by Lloyd Loar after his departure from Gibson. Vivitone is thought to have made the first solid body electric guitar in 1933 .This Vivitone is still in excellent original condition. The...

A true Closet Classic.Untouched.14 fret model with the rich and balanced sound for which these small pre-war Gibsons are noted. It has a spruce top, mahogany back and sides. All original. It's a great player with low...

This appears to be the earliest documented L-C: the Factory Order Number is fuzzy but looks more like 336 than anything else; worst case it's later '33 or '34. Overall excellent condition other than some obvious minor...