$5,499
1935 Martin C-1 Converted to an OM-18 by Leo Posch in excellent condition. This guitar was converted from its original archtop form to a flat top guitar by Leo Posch, who also made a new, long scale, 30’s Martin style...
$67,500
SN 59282: Old-growth, straight-grain Brazilian rosewood back and sides paired with an equally straight and tight-grained Adirondack spruce top make this 1935 000-28 a standout from what many consider the pinnacle year...
PRICE : (JPY) 3,000,000yen CONDITION : VG+++ TOP : Adirondack Spruce SIDE BACK : Honduras Mahogany FINGER BOARD : Brazilian Rosewood BRIDGE : Brazilian Rosewood NUT WIDTH : 44.7 mm BRACING : Scalloped X-Bracing...
$7,200
Spring Sale! Neat little Brazilian Prairie State 425 probably from the 1930’s. Original finish with a good neck angle. The bridge has probably been replaced but looks correct size. Some sloppy glue behind it. One bent...
$3,500
converted from a R-18, professional conversion, lightweight, sounds great,
$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...
$13,500
Here is a stunning example of a first full year production of a 1935 Gibson Super 400 . The top is hand carved with book matched solid spruce , the back and sides are solid bookmatched tiger flame maple , the...