$95
As used on many Martin and other top American-made guitars in the 1950s and 1960s. A better-quality set with a nice original patina for the true vintage look. Even the gears and posts are plated, with blued gear screws....
$95
As used on many Martin and other top American-made guitars in the 1950s and 1960s. A better-quality set with a nice original patina for the true vintage look. Even the gears and posts are plated, with blued gear screws....
$39
Three tight, essentially unused, Gibson-style tuners with Keystone-type buttons; two treble and one bass. Replace those bent ones on your guitar efficiently and at low cost. $39
$39
A true mixed bag, two gold-plated and seven chrome-plated replica tuners of various types, all fresh and unused, all with Fender-style slotted tips for easy string changing. Also includes four gold bushings, twelve...
$79
In use by Martin from the early-1950s through perhaps the 1970s, these white bridge pins are quite cool in that they are indeed an older set, and have got the patina and aged look to match your earlier Martin guitar....
$75
This set was taken from an otherwise unsalvageable guitar that came in sometime over the fifty-plus years I’ve been involved with restoration and repairs. They are of the “short white no-goove” type common to Martins...
$95
An earliest of Waverly side-mount turning machine set. Two buttons replaced but you gotta look real close to know. $95
$75
A plainer-looking but equal-functioning Waverly 3-on-a-side set, the same mechanically as found on the more expensive guitars but with unplated brass posts and no decoration on the backplates. Exceptionally tight. $75
$75
Exceedingly cool, nothing like these has been made for at least fifty years. Both nickel-plated; one with a great patina and one still shiny near-mint. Both of ‘em for only $75
$35
Very clean used Nashville-style bridge, chrome, with wheels and posts, says Gotoh Japan on underside, excellent stuff, $35
$50
Will the wonders never cease. Wildest part is, I actually know where and about when I got this, and it was not recently. When I started my store, in 1969, there was one main supplier of small goods to music stores here...