$10,950
In the mid-to-late '90s Blazer and Henkes raised the bar on what could be done with a vintage-inspired modern guitar. Utilizing hand-selected, high quality tonewood, thin nitro finishes, hide glue construction and an...
$10,500
This 2004 Norman Blake 000-28B is from the first year of production of this Martin signature model, and includes the upgraded Brazilian Rosewood back and sides. Number 5 of 100, with even fewer than that made with...
$39,500
This 1959 Fender Stratocaster is an incredible electric guitar from a bygone era. Fender's evolution of the Strat took the specs and appointments in so many different directions, even in the '50s, and this maple board...
$44,500
This vintage Martin 1941 D-28 would be described a high-grade player, primarily due to the repaired circular disk on the bass lower bout and as a result a refinished top. The disc covers a very shallow divit where an...
$12,000
This 2021 Circa Guitar from the workshop of John Slobod is a vintage-inspired Orchestra Model sporting gorgeous tone woods. Featuring Adirondack spruce over a Mahogany back and sides with a a subtle, lovely flame that...
$14,500
This Collings 0003 is an exquisite example of quality construction and premium tonewoods in a mid-2000s Collings. Featuring a rare, AAA-grade Brazilian back and sides paired with a beautiful, and responsive German...
$11,000
This vintage, 1965 P-Bass has all the '60s Fender vibes you could ask for. Here with an Alder body, tortoiseshell pickguard and three-color Sunburst finish, this is the classic Precision Bass look and feel. The "L"...
$18,000
This 1956 Martin D-28 is one of the cleanest, best sounding Martin's from the later half of the '50s that we've seen here in the shop. The spruce top has aged beautifully, taking on that vintage, dark amber color that...
$18,500
In the world of vintage-inspired Brazilian rosewood dreadnoughts, this lightly used Baxendale D-42 stands out. Custom voiced and lightly braced, this is one of the most musical, present and robust sounding modern...
$36,500
In the world of rare, vintage guitars, the Gibson Jumbo stands out. Introduced in 1934 and inspired by the larger-body Hawaiian guitars being produced at the time, the Jumbo was Gibson's first slope-shoulder dreadnought...