Selmer Orchestre Petite Bouche #403 from 1934, in excellent preserved and playable condition. The early 1930s saw the explosion of jazz orchestras, and with it an ever-increasing demand for guitars capable of competing...

Superb Di Mauro Special Chorus De Luxe, bearing the iron mark of Antoine di Mauro, made in Paris around 1950. The Chorus is probably the most recognizable of the models produced by the Di Mauro workshop, and it is found...

A dazzling Gibson J-200N from 1957, in superb original condition. We find on this jumbo all the elements that probably make it the most emblematic of its kind among the pantheon of Gibson guitars in the 20th century,...

A beautiful Special Chorus De Luxe jazz guitar, made by Antoine di Mauro in Paris around 1950. The Chorus is probably the most recognizable of the models produced by the Di Mauro family, which found it's way into the...

A rare guitare built in the late 1930s by Siro Burgassi, one of the lesser-known figures of French-Italian origin luthiers based in France. At the start of his career, Burgassi worked for Bortolo Busato's instrument...

A beautifully preserved and highly desirable 1964 Gibson Hummingbird, one of the most iconic acoustic guitars ever built. Mid-60s Hummingbirds are known for their warm, open tone, exceptional resonance, and unmistakable...

A wonderfully vibey and character-rich Kay Jumbo, coming straight from the personal collection of Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. This instrument has all the dry, woody, gritty tone you expect from a vintage Kay — the...

One of the store’s favorite models. The LG-2 production began in August 1942 at a time when Gibson, like the rest of American industry, was mobilized for the war effort. The use of critical materials such as metal...

Here is the oldest Martin D-18 I’ve been able to show you all these years: a 1951. This post-war model is in good condition, and as you can see, it has been played. The finish is worn from hours and hours of practice....