This Gibson L-4C was made in the USA in 1951. The guitar shows normal play wear but there is no structural damage and overall it appears to be in very good shape. The original finish shows finish checking but not too...

No sales tax for US customers outside California. I absolutely love bringing listings like this piece that has been in hiding for decades. A 1951 Fender Esquire Blackguard - a cornerstone of solidbody electric guitar...

Here's a fantastic playing and sounding vintage 1951 Martin 00-17. Features the original Mahogany body and neck which make for a very deep, warm vintage tone. Neck is straight with an excellent neck angle for a good,...

Spring Sale! Super clean early 50’s D-28 with all original finish, bridge, bridge pins and bridgeplate. Only a couple of pickguard cracks. Really nice straight grain Brazilian. Fresh neck reset and refret. This is...

Here is the oldest Martin D-18 I’ve been able to show you all these years: a 1951. This post-war model is in good condition, and as you can see, it has been played. The finish is worn from hours and hours of practice....

Formerly owned and played by Steve Lukather, this outstanding 1951 Fender Esquire spent decades as one of the most cherished instruments in his personal collection. Purchased in 1979, it quickly became one of his go-to...

This Epiphone FT-110 Frontier was made in the USA in 1951. This guitar was made while Epiphone was still in New York, several years before Gibson purchased the company. While it shows wear from lots of use, the guitar...

1951 Gibson Southern Jumbo in good condition. This Gibson has been refretted, had a neck reset, and has some professionally repaired cracks, one at the center seam on the front, one a the back seam, and three others on...

Here is a first-year Telecaster. The Telecaster first appeared around September in 1951, so this is one of the earliest models. Although it has some checking and wear, it remains in remarkably excellent condition...

Check out this fully original, well-loved 1951 Fender Nocaster in its original Blond finish! In the Fall of 1950, Fender received a strongly worded telegram from Gretsch demanding they drop the name “Broadcaster” from...

1951 Fender Esquire, Black guard, Rare early guitar, All original electronics and parts, Body only older refin, Neck date 2-19-51, “TG” written in script, Body date 2-3-51 in the neck pocket with “TG” initials, Light...

Pleased to offer this one owner extraordinary 1951 Gibson L-7, a true vintage gem that embodies the golden era of jazz and blues. With its exceptional craftsmanship, rare ebony finish, this guitar is a coveted vintage...

This '51 D-28 was used and passed down in the same family since new. It was lightly played and remains original and in extremely fine condition, it sounds and plays as good as it looks and yeah, that's going some.

EPIPHONE Zephyr Cutaway, 1951, sunburst, 17 3/8" at lower bout, 1 11/16" at the nut Brailian board with cut pearl squares, New Yorker pickup with white octagonal volume and tone knobs, Epiphone metal badge on peghead,...

This stunning and clean 1951 Gibson ES-5 in Natural is quite the world traveler with an amazing original owner story! This guitar was originally sold by Chicago Musical Instrument Co. and shipped to Roger L. Gibson, a...

Replay Guitar Exchange is proud to offer the Fender American Vintage II 1951 Telecaster Left-Handed — part of the alluring Fender American Vintage II series — presenting a remarkably accurate take on the revolutionary...

A Sound Investment with Timeless AppealOwn a pivotal piece of music history with this exceptional 1951 Fender Telecaster, an early-production "Blackguard" model meticulously crafted in October-November 1951 – a true...