There's a reason 63 and 64 ES-335's are so popular with players (and no, it's not because Eric Clapton played a 64). The reason is the neck. A large percentage of player like a neck that is relatively slim at the lower...
It's interesting that a Les Paul is so often judged by the amount and intensity of the figuring in the maple top. A wild flame top can add $100,000 or more to the price of a burst. When most players and collectors of...
There's a few good reasons why you don't see a whole lot of stop tail 59 blonde 335's. First they only made a total of 71 of them in 59 and probably close to half of them are Bigsbys. I'm sure a few got refinished and a...
- 1961 Reissue - Gibson Custom Shop - Burst Buckers - 60th Anniversary - Includes OHSC - Includes Gibson COA
Summary: Like the Les Paul, the ES-335 stands as one of Gibson's all-time most iconic models. The ES-335 is a semi-hollow body guitar which means that it has a solid block of wood running through its center with hollow...
1967 Gibson ES-335 semi-hollow body electric guitar, made in USA; Body: cherry finish, light checking to bass edge top and other small areas, a few minor dings and marks otherwise very good for age; Neck: cherry finish...
1972 Gibson ES-335TDW In Walnut Finish This Guitar Is Located At IVG Sherman Oaks In Very Good Overall Condition (please See Photos) Finish Shows Some Cosmetic Play Wear Including Various Small Dings, Marks, And...
1966 Gibson ES-335 This Guitar Is Located At IVG Burbank In Very Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos) Converted To Stop Tail And Professionally Refinished In Black Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish Shows Some Cosmetic...
Epiphone Joe Bonamassa 1962 ES-335 Limited Edition Cherry Finish w/OHSC In Very Good Overall Condition (See All Photos) Maple Body Mahogany Neck Bound Indian Laurel Fingerboard Rounded "C" Shape Neck Profile Gibson...