This unbelievable 1964 Fender Stratocaster comes in a Green/Blue Sparkle! These sparkle finishes are considered factory; however, their paint guns were not equipped to spray such big sparkle flecks. As a result, local...

This all-original 1964 Gibson Firebird III in custom color Pelham Blue is so well preserved! Pelham Blue, as well as any custom finish, is pretty rare to come across on any Firebird, much less an early reverse style...

All that glitters is gold, including this beautiful 1965 Fender Stratocaster in its original Firemist Gold finish! This guitar is one of the earlier, large peghead examples with a neck date of December 1965. To see it...

This 1964 Epiphone Texan in Sunburst has an unbelievably open, loud, and dynamic sound! This guitar is the exact same year and specs as Sir Paul McCartney’s famous Texan. He wrote and performed “Yesterday” on his,...

Here’s an exceptional 1958 D’Angelico Excel in its original Sunburst finish! This one comes to us from the guitar’s second owner and is marked in D’Angelico records as a “Special New Yorker” despite “Excel” on the...

You’ve got to play this gorgeous 1967 Martin D-35S in Natural to truly appreciate how beautiful and booming this guitar is! This guitar has all the appointments of a standard D-35 but with a slotted headstock, hence the...

This prototypical 1967 Fender Telecaster is completely one of a kind! It features a spruce top, zebrawood back and sides, and a maple cap neck. The body is double-bound, like a Custom Telecaster, which helps join the...

It doesn’t get much better than this 1955 Fender Stratocaster in its original Sunburst finish for us guitar geeks! We purchased this Stratocaster from the son of the original owner, Walter King, a Long Island...

Specificationsfinish_details Candy Apple Red, Original, Good Condition with buckle rash, some playwear body_material Alder neck_material Maple fretboard_material Rosewood (Veneer) neck_profile Medium C weight 9 lbs 14...

This 1954 Gibson J-185 in Sunburst is an incredible instrument, comes in an incredible package, and had an incredible original owner!! This guitar was owned by country legend Bill Carlisle, nicknamed Jumpin’ Bill...

Check out this incredible slab-board 1962 Fender Jazzmaster in its original Fiesta Red finish! This is an excellent time for Jazzmasters, right before the switch to veneer fingerboards. As an early 60s example, this one...

This 1966 Gibson Firebird V (Non-Reverse) has aged like a fine wine in its original Pelham Blue finish! Overall, this piece is in excellent condition, and the mild aging of the clear coat has almost given it a slight...

This 1965 Gibson Melody Maker D in Cherry is a great vintage guitar for a steal of a price! We find that these were and still are very underappreciated for their value. This neck is fast playing and has a great feel,...

Can you even believe it?! We are in awe of this insanely rare 1965 Fender Jazz Bass in Sunburst with a factory maple cap fretboard! Throughout all of our collective years in this business, this is the only factory maple...

This 1959 Fender Jazzmaster in Sunburst may be new to our shop, but its easy playability and incredible-feeling slab board make it the perfect fit in our ever-growing inventory. This is what we would call a...

You’ll get two great guitars in one playing this gorgeous 1966 Gibson EDS-1275 in Sunburst. With one twelve-string neck and one six-string neck, you can easily switch your sound back and forth! This beautiful guitar has...

This beautiful 1958 Gibson J-185 in its original Sunburst finish is just plain and simply a wonderful sounding instrument. This model did not last all that long, and was discontinued by Gibson in 1959, making these...

This original 1962 Fender Jaguar in Green Sparkle is shimmering in all its glory, and we’re so proud to have it! This one is too cool, with its rich emerald coloring, tortoiseshell pickguard, and nice wear throughout....

Here’s a true road warrior: a well-used 1958 Fender Precision Bass in Sunburst with an original anodized gold pickguard! There’s no telling the number of stories each scar and mark on this bass tells, as the former...

Here’s a bass you don’t see every day, a 1968 Fender VI in Black with a matching headstock! This example is in excellent condition and plays amazingly as well. This rosewood board is bound and features block inlays, a...

This 1961 Gibson Les Paul/SG Junior in its original Cherry finish is completely original and oh-so stunning! The former owner took great care of this guitar, as it’s complete with its original alligator chipboard case,...

Who couldn’t love this worn-in 1966 Fender Stratocaster in Olympic White with a bound neck?! With Fender’s new ownership in full swing, the Stratocaster underwent several changes in 1966, with a couple of...

Check out this 1961 Epiphone Sheraton in a rare Natural finish! Some features of this guitar include a Frequensator tailpiece, block “V” fretboard markers, and this beautiful “Tree of Life” pearl headstock inlay. The...

We don’t think you’ll find another 1956 Fender Esquire in its original Tahitian Coral finish! This striking peach color certainly had to have been a custom order, as the closest other Fender we can find from that period...

Here’s a guitar you don’t see much, a 1966 Fender Telecaster in its original Transparent Red finish! One primary reason for their scarcity is that this finish was only made for export markets, namely the UK. The...

This 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard in Sunburst has faded to that honey burst color we all know and love! This carved maple top is so intensely flamed and features some beautiful, speckled grain. It plays maybe even...

If you want a vibey bass, look no further than this 1964 Fender Jazz Bass in its original Tangerine Sparkle Burst finish. This bass is super worn in, from neck to body and everything in between. You can see that this...

This first-year Gibson Firebird V comes in its original Polaris White finish! This whole guitar has taken on slight yellowing to the clear, leaving us with this gorgeous, creamy color. As an early example from 1963,...

This early 1955 Rickenbacker Combo 800 is in its original “Natural Maple” finish! Rick factory manager Paul Barth designed the Combo 600 (single coil model) and Combo 800, and 1954 was their first year of production....

Check out this one-of-a-kind 1960 Fender Esquire in Dawn Blue! Fender did not have a standardized custom color chart until 1961, so they would order paint from local auto body shops when they needed to make a...