1963 Epiphone Texan in very good condition with moderate signs of wear for a guitar of its age. This guitar is in mostly original condition with the only major repairs being a professionally repaired top crack and a...

1965 Epiphone Comet EA-32RVT amplifier in good condition with moderate wear from years of play. 12 watts, 10" speaker with on board spring reverb and tremolo. Amp has been recently serviced and operates properly.

1963 Epiphone Devon EA-35T in very good condition. Amp works perfectly well and has a warm tone with solid high gain break up. Volume, Treble, Bass, and Depth and Frequency controls for the Tremolo. Has the original...

1963 Epiphone Devon amp in very good condition. Great sounding amp equivalent to the Gibson GA-8T. EL84’s provide a nice chimey sound. Volume, Treble, Bass, and Depth and Frequency controls for the Tremolo. Has a new...

A beautiful highly figured cutaway Emperor. Factory fitted with a double Johnny Smith setup at a later date , the guitar remained original and is in near mint unplayed condition. A rare and fine instrument .

This Epiphone FT-210 Deluxe Cutawar was made in the USA in 1956. This was the top of Epiphone flat-top line and made right before Gibson purchased Epiphone in 1957. This guitar shows play wear including dings and dents...

This Epiphone Riviera was made in Korea in 2006. These are really well made guitars. This guitar has been upgraded with a professionally installed bigsby assembly. The neck pickup has also been upgraded to a Lollar mini...

This Epiphone FT-50 was made in the USA in 1941. It is a fantastic playing and sounding x-braced instrument. It has a spruce top and mahogany back and sides. This guitar shows play wear but is in overall very nice shape...

This Epiphone Texan was made by Gibson in the USA in 1965. It is an earlier '65 with a wide nut width making the guitar a dream to play. This guitar is also in very nice condition with only very light play wear. The...

This Epiphone Masterbilt Zenith VS was made in Indonesia in 2016. The guitar is really well made and sounds excellent. The guitar has a built in pickup & preamp and comes as pictured with the original hard shell case....

This Epiphone FT-110 Frontier was made in the USA in 1951. This guitar was made while Epiphone was still in New York, several years before Gibson purchased the company. While it shows wear from lots of use, the guitar...

This Epiphone Coronet was made in the USA in 1963. This version of the Coronet, with 3 x 3 headstock, single P-90, and symmetrical horns was made from late 1960 to 1963. The ones from 1963 have the largest necks and...

This listing is for a lightly used left handed Epiphone Les Paul Standard. The guitar was made in China in 2022. The guitar has a lovely sunburst finish. The guitar is in very good shape and has very little play wear....

This Epiphone Crestwood was made by Gibson in the USA in 1962. These are fabulous guitars made during Gibson's best period. This guitar is all original except for the plastic tips on the tuners, and it has been...

This Epiphone "Deluxe Electric Cutaway" was made in the USA in 1956. It is one of the last Epiphones made before Epiphone was sold to Gibson. This is a rare model, similar to the Zephyr Deluxe Regent but with different...

This listing is for a an Epiphone Pacemaker amplifier made in the USA in 1961. This amp is in good shape, especially for 60+ years old. It shows some wear on the exterior, most notably the handle is torn off and there...

This Epiphone Sorrento was made in the USA in 1966. It is a lovely playing and sounding instrument made by Gibson. It is all original except that it has been refretted, and the back of the neck looks to have been...

This Epiphone Rivoli was made in the USA in 1967. It has an original Sparkling Burgundy Metallic finish that looks awesome. It shows wear but no damage and is all original. It has been pro-setup in our store and plays...

This Epiphone Riviera XII was made by Gibson in the USA in 1967. This guitar shows only light play wear with no structural damage. It is all original. It has been pro-setup and plays great. It weighs 8 pounds 5.6 ounces...

This Epiphone Riviera was made in the USA by Gibson in 1967. The Riviera model is the Epiphone version of the ES-335, the primary differences being the headstock shape and the use of mini-humbuckers. This example shows...

This Epiphone Coronet was made by Gibson in the USA in 1960. This is one of the rarer electric guitars Gibson every made. It is a transitional model that retains the slab-body of the first versions, but has a P-90...

This Epiphone Sorrento was made by Gibson in the USA in 1964. This is a fantastic sounding vintage thinline. It has a great neck with a medium profile and a wide 1 and 11/16th inch nut width. The parts are original...

This Sunburst 1966 Epiphone Casino was custom-ordered with factory humbuckers! The Casino typically came with dual P-90s, though this example features two mini humbucking pickups, a feature typically seen on the Riviera...

This 1968 Epiphone Embassy Deluxe bass comes in its original Cherry finish! It showcases a batwing headstock, two Thunderbird-style pickups, and the original string mutes! Overall, a beautiful bass to play with with a...

This fully original 1962 Epiphone Coronet in Cherry is an excellent option for a vintage Gibson tone and feel without the vintage Gibson price tag. This example has been well taken care of, as the Cherry finish is in...

This 1967 Epiphone Rivoli Bass in Cherry packs a huge sound for a fantastic value! This model was introduced in 1959 as a very close relative to the Gibson EB-2; in fact, they share the same body, neck, and hardware....

This well-maintained 1964 Epiphone Coronet comes in its original Cherry finish! This Gibson-made Epiphone is built with the same high quality woods Gibson was using at the time, with a single slab of mahogany for the...

We’re happy to have this incredibly clean 1965 Epiphone Wilshire in its original Cherry finish! The Wilshire was the middle-of-the-road option from Gibson-owned Epiphone, behind the Crestwood but ahead of the Coronet...