This is one of the first guitars Martin made in 1946 and is essentially a 45 in all respects. Ad top, Ebony finger board and bridge, identical to the 1945 000-21 that I own. It is in ridiculously excellent condition and...
Built in Kalamazoo, Mi, this 1946 Gibson Southern Jumbo is a fantastic post-war example of a very sought after Gibson acoustic model. The Southern Jumbo boasted an X-braced Sitka spruce top, mahogany back, sides and a...
Spring Sale! Clean example. Neck reset and new bridge. Few side cracks and one fairly long one on back. New buttons. Nut width is actually a little over 1 3/4, more like 1 25/32 which is not uncommon on some of these...
Excellent early post war 000-21 with really nice straight grain Brazilian rosewood, ebony 'board & zipper back strip. Newer saddle, pins and case. Plays great, sounds great and looks way cool.
#55681...Beautiful (and big!) 1946 Epiphone Emperor archtop guitar with original hard case. This great old guitar has the best projection, volume and tone that I've heard from any archtop...super loud and balanced and...
One of the most amazing guitars ever, a true classic that does what it's supposed to do- the loudest rythm guitar you'll probably ever hear AND the most beautiful!
We hope to look as good as this guitar at 80 years old! This 1946 Martin 00-17 comes in its original natural finish on a mahogany body. The 00-17 is a “Grand Concert” model, which was Martin’s way of...
This 1946 Princeton Lap Steel is a cool first-year example! In the early 40s, Fender humbly began as K&F Manufacturing, a budding musical instrument company created by radio repairman Leo Fender and Rickenbacker...