This is an Epiphone Thinline Hollow-Body Bass, Rivoli. Introduced in 1959 as an Epiphone-branded version of the EB-2 produced at the Gibson Kalamazoo Factory, it was discontinued in 1961 but made a comeback in 1964....

The EB-0 is characterized by its unique tone, featuring deep, rumbling bass that seems to crawl across the ground. “Sidewinder,” has been used in numerous songs. This is a model featuring a wide-nut neck from 1964 or...

This is a Thunderbird IV with dual pickups, a specification with limited production numbers. A good tone only for this era, outputting diverse tones with the Thunderbird sound. Pot Date / Vol 137 6343 x2 Tone 137 6347...

This is a 1964 original reverse-body Firebird V. It features two mini humbuckers with internal construction differing from those found on the Les Paul Deluxe, a Tune-O-Matic bridge, and a long vibrolar tremolo unit...

Some say the most worn-in guitars are the best ones, and this 1964 Gibson ES-335TDC, with its factory Bigsby, makes a strong case for that. Clearly loved and played on countless gigs throughout its life, this guitar has...

Tal Farlow's 1964 signature model. This 17-inch wide full-depth arched-top model features a distinctive fancy design on the cutaway section on first string side, where scroll-shaped binding is applied. The headstock...

A 1964 Jazz Bass with a blonde finish from pre-CBS era. Despite its white color, the blond finish features a translucent coating that allows the wood grain to shine through vividly, using ash wood. The responsive attack...

This is a last period of Gibson Golden Era, 1964-made ES-175D with dual pickups. Moreover, it features a blonde finish—long considered rare among collectors due to limited production numbers resulting from the selection...