From Takayuki Mori of M's Craft, handcrafted in Saitama, Japan, signed and dated on its label. Mori builds only a limited number of instruments every year and each possesses its own aesthetic. It has premium Hawaiian...
From the heyday of the ukulele craze, the 1920s-30s, this very cool SS Stewart soprano ukulele. Stewart was a top-of-the-line banjo company from Philadelphia, going back to the late 1800s and with both the facility and...
This is a gorgeous, absolute first-quality, perfect, unused ebony Martin bridge that I have had in storage here for thirty to fifty years. Ordered by me from Martin back in the day to have on hand in my repair shop and...
This is a gorgeous, absolute first-quality, perfect, unused ebony Martin bridge that I have had in storage here for thirty to fifty years. Ordered by me from Martin back in the day to have on hand in my repair shop and...
A beautiful, fancier Waverly tuning machine plate, embossed with hibiscus-and-oak leaves pattern; original buttons. WAVERLY M.P. CO. stamped onto center of back of plate, One worm has a slight hitch in its giddyap,...
Most unusual and quite humorous in our book, this never-used set, acquired from the National company probably in the 1990s. For a slotted-peghead guitar, intended as replacements for older and all other Nationals;...
Gibson made a lot of different models of acoustic guitars in the 1970s, and this style of ebony bridge was used on may of them. It has a reinforced area around the pin holes set into its top, does not go through, quite...
From out of our parts treasure trove, three stop tailpieces. One is unmarked, probably from a Gibson guitar; one intonation screw missing, other jammed but won’t matter when you’re using it as a tailpiece. One is marked...
This is a most unusual, extremely rare and certainly unique Gibson guitar, a complete L-5 with the then brand-new “small diagonal pickup” introduced in 1941. The entire body, and all of its internal structural...
It is known that John D’Angelico, the most revered maker of carved-top guitars ever to have lived, started out by learning to make mandolins from his uncle, Raphael Ciani, here in the Little Italy neighborhood of New...