The EB-2, a thinline body bass model released in late 1958 using the same body as the ES-335. This is a mid-1959 model equipped with a Varitone switch, featuring second-version pickups with pole pieces positioned at the...
The Thunderbird II with a single pickup configuration. Featuring Gibson's first long-scale neck and a model-specific pickup, this bass delivers its signature sound—rich and full yet with a distinct core. Pot Date =...
This reissue model was produced from 1977 to 1979 as a limited edition, following the success of the Thunderbird 76 released to commemorate America's bicentennial. Except for a few minor scratches, it is in excellent...
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 Goldtop Les Paul Standard equipped with original PAF pickups. Produced for only a little over a year, its production numbers were far lower than those of Burst Les Pauls from late 1958 onward, making it an...
This is a 1960 ES-335TD with a long pickguard and dot markers. While there are minor signs of wear and weathering, overall it is in excellent condition for vintage gear. The tuners appear to have been replaced with...
A 1958 Gibson ES-175D from the golden era. This blonde finish model is highly sought after in today's vintage market due to its limited production run, commanding both high demand and high prices. Moreover, it maintains...
This is a very beautiful 1967 Gibson Trini Lopez Standard. While there is some minor wear and weathering typical of vintage gear, it maintains excellent overall clean condition. Nut has been replaced. Pot Date / 137...
custom-finished sparkling burgundy finish Trinilopez Standard. Among the already limited production of Trinilopez models, custom finishes are quite rare to find. Excellent Plus Condition, maintaining a pristine state...
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...
This is a late-production 1963 original reverse-body Firebird III. It features the earliest specification with a two-piece through-neck construction and a pickguard that still lacks the bird hot stamp. While it exhibits...
This is the “Medallion Flying V,” a limited edition of only about 350 pcs produced in 1971, featuring a medallion ornament embedded in the body with a serial number engraved on it. The fading on the cherry red finish is...
This is a 1967 ES-355TD, one of the few ever produced with original non-varitone and mono wiring, manufactured only from the initial release through the late 1960s. This popular specification features the same simple...
This is a Les Paul Standard based on a 1954 Goldtop Standard, converted to a 1959 Burst style. Only the top's gold finish has been refinished with a realistic burst color. A rare specimen from 1954 featuring a “Gibson”...
This is a rare custom color 1969 model ES-345 with a sparkling burgundy finish. This color is rarely seen on ES-335s from the same era, but it's quite a rare color for an ES-345. While showing wear and weathering...
A vibrantly colored 1957 Junior in TV Yellow finish. While showing signs of age and weathering typical for its era, this vintage gear remains in excellent condition. Price: 3,696,000 JPY Comes with Original Durabilt...
This is an extremely rare factory Bigsby B5-equipped SG Standard. A 1963 model, the final era of the Les Paul / SG Standard, featuring a factory-installed Bigsby B5 tremolo unit. The cherry red finish, same as the back...
This is a transitional-era specification model from 1969, featuring a three-piece mahogany neck and a one-piece body back. It has no volute and no “Made in USA” stamp. Considering it as vintage gear, it maintains...
This is a transition-era Les Paul Custom from early 1969, featuring a 1968 specification: a two-piece maple top, one-piece mahogany body back and neck, and a long-tenon neck joint. Minor wear and weathering are visible,...
This is an ES-335TDC with a cherry red finish and small block position markers. Early 1965, a transitional-period ES-335. Featuring a 42mm nut width, a 14-degree headstock angle, a fingerboard of well-grained dark brown...
This is the Small Guard SG Standard from the final era of the Pull Sideway Vibrola. Overall, it is in mint condition, maintaining a very clean state. The cherry red finish, the same color with the back of the Les Paul...
This SG Custom with a wide pickguard features a luxurious look with a Polaris White finish, three pickups, gold hardware. The White Finish Wide Guard Custom was produced only for a brief period from late 1966 through...
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...
This is a single-pickup model of the 1963 Gibson ES-175 from the golden era. It belongs to the period when the neck grip thickness was reverted to the 1959-style thickness, following the thinner grip used from 1960 to...
This is a 1959 Les Paul Standard with a Tea Burst Color Top. While showing evidence of over 60 years of use, the instrument remains in excellent overall condition. This well-worn finish bears witness to its superb...
This is a 1958 Les Paul Junior with a single cutaway. While there are a few playwear commensurate with its age, overall it is in excellent condition. The frets have been replaced, and the playability is in good...
This is a second-version Les Paul Standard featuring a wrap-around bridge tailpiece from 1955 . There is some minor wear and weathering, but considering its age and gold color, it remains in excellent plus condition....
This is a first-year 1958 ES-335TD. The first-year 1958 Unbound model possesses an atmosphere unmatched by later vintage Gibsons. Its characteristic shallow neck angle provides significantly better sustain of the sound...
This is a 1969 Les Paul Custom from the transition period. A three-piece mahogany neck with a small volute, lacking the “Made In USA” stamp on the headstock back yet, and featuring a pancake-style body back, represents...
Most surviving Trini Lopez feature the narrow neck introduced in late 1965 and later, but this rare early production model retains a regular nut measuring approximately 42mm. Furthermore, unusually even within this...