The following specs were carefully collected and recorded by a skilled technician. For a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmetic condition, please call to speak to one of our...

The following specs were carefully collected and recorded by a skilled technician. For a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmetic condition, please call to speak to one of our...

Longtime owner parting with this amp. Retweeded with wear to match amp, top chassis showing some rusting. Replaced ground power cord. Original Jensen speakers. Tubes original. Gut shots available upon request. 5525 S/N...

Bay Area Vintage Guitars is pleased to present this 1954 Fender Princeton Tweed, serial number 3223, a beautifully preserved example of Fender's early small-amp legacy and one of the most historically important...

1954 Gibson ES-295 ...in original Gold finish ...non original Gibson hard shell case... has some paint wear on back of the neck as all of these do... purchased by the owner in 1957... some checking on the body very nice...

Pleased to offer this first year Fender Stratocaster from 1954. This is Stratocaster 433 with a ‘59 neck and June ‘54 body (refinished). According to Gruhn’s, the loaded guard and electronics appear to be from the late...

Vintage 1950s Gibson BR-9 Lap Steel. All original but for the knobs. Retains original pickup which sounds amazing. Comes with a gig bag, too.

Sunburst, Guild’s answer to the heavy new Les Paul by Gibson and before the Gretsch Duo Jet as a semi solid guitar with no F holes. Spruce top, fine old growth Honduran Mahogany back and sides. Three piece neck with...

Description Up for sale is a 1954 Martin 00-17 with so much vibe. Buckle up cause you're in for a wild ride friends! This one has been around the block. At some point in this one's life its nut, bridge, tuners and frets...

Johnny Smith pickup, some very minor binding issues (see photos), great Jazz box for less

1954 Fender Champion Lap Steel, Sounds great acoustically and plugged in, has minor wear but is in very good plus condition, Original Tweed hard case, $1,995

Excellent player, early model with flat pole pickup and tall original knobs, changed bridge, new pickguard, comes in a hard case. PayPal and Venmo accepted.

Rickenbacker Combo 800 guitars are exceedingly rare, and this one made in 1954, is from the first year they were produced. There is a crack in the body and the neck has been reset and is now in fine playing condition....

The following specs were carefully collected and recorded by a skilled technician. For a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmetic condition, please call to speak to one of our...

1954 Gretsch Town and Country Acoustic guitar (Model 6021) Natural Top with Sunburst sides and back, Big Body! Triangular sound-hole, Block Pearl Inlays, Beautiful and Deluxe! Cool Model! OSSC, $4,595

Summary: This Gretsch Country Club 6193 features a 3 3/8” deep body with 4-ply binding. The bound fingerboard has pearl block inlays and 21 frets. The headstock is adorned with the script Gretsch logo along with...

Early '50's L4 - No. AI5714. Very good condition for it's age. Finish aging and wear as shown. Great sounding little guitar! Includes non-original hardshell case. Nut Width -1.6” 1st fret - .9 12th fret -1.2 Weight -...

1954 Neumann u47 with PSU and Cable Very good condition.

From the first year of production, this 1954 Fender Stratocaster is one a kind. Serial #0251. One piece Ash body, maple board. Original pickups and pots. Newer string tree appears to have been installed a long time ago....

This 1954 Gretsch Duo Jet comes in its classic black finish, featuring a block inlay on the fretboard. The original small white "round up" style pickguard adds a distinct touch. The neck has been oversprayed, likely for...

Great sounding 60 year old 00-18 with excellent playability - so good it's presently set up with medium gauge strings - as a perfect neck set has already been done. Extensive pick wear and 2 deep scratches on the top...