This 1968 Gibson ES-335 is shown here in its original Cherry finish. Straight from the original owner, this guitar was kept in fantastic condition, as evidenced by how little wear is present on the instrument. Its...

As far as Non-Reverse Firebirds are concerned, it doesn’t get much cooler than this factory 1965 XII in Kerry Green! This is one of Gibson’s rarest custom colors, so seeing it on this twelve-string example...

As far as Non-Reverse Firebirds are concerned it doesn’t get much cooler than this factory Polaris White Example from 1966! From a distance, it looks stunning, but up close, you can tell it’s been played and...

It’s hard to believe this 1963 Gibson Firebird I in Kerry Green is over 60 years old and still this clean, but believe it! Of the ten custom colors Gibson unveiled with the Firebird model, Kerry Green is among the...

If you’ve been looking for a near-perfect Gibson Les Paul/SG Junior, look no further than this beautiful example in Cherry from 1961! This example is truly gorgeous, with its original Cherry finish nearly as vibrant as...

Here’s a superb 1964 Gibson Firebird III in the rare custom color Ember Red! This example has some great wear and patina, and the weather checking throughout really gives the guitar some fantastic character. The vibrant...

Take a look at how vibrant this all original 1966 Gibson EB-0 in Cherry is! When the EB-0 was first introduced, it featured a slab body in the Les Paul double cut style, but like most other models, adopted the SG body...

If you’re looking for an amazing-sounding bass with tons of patina, this 1966 Gibson Thunderbird II in its original aged finish is the one for you! This particular bass sounds exceptional, with such an intensely full...

Campbell’s Soup Company, eat your heart out! We are honored to offer this incredible 1960 Gibson Les Paul Standard in its original and nearly unfaded Cherry Sunburst finish. While some 1960 tops tend to be on the...

This 1965 Gibson SG Special in its original Cherry finish features a factory Ebony Block! The majority of Gibsons fitted with an ebony block left the factory in 1962, but we’ve seen factory-installed tailpieces later...

Here’s an incredibly rare, custom-ordered 1968 Gibson EBS-1250 in factory Black! Of all the double-necks Gibson offered, the EBS-1250 was the most scarce, with shipping totals barely over 20 from 1958 to 1968. The most...

Here’s an incredibly clean 1962 Gibson Les Paul/SG Custom in its original Polaris White finish! What makes this one even rarer? The factory installed ebony block tailpiece that so beautifully contrasts the white finish....

This 1961 Gibson Les Paul/SG Custom looks drop-dead gorgeous in its original factory Black custom finish! It’s just insane how slick and beautiful this guitar looks, and it’s in excellent overall condition too. The...

This entirely original and incredibly rare 1964 Gibson Firebird V in Pelham Blue/Inverness Green is mind-blowing, as it barely has a scratch on it! In addition to being super clean finish-wise, the guitar itself is a...

This extremely rare 1966 Gibson EMS-1235 in Cherry with Gold Hardware is fully original! We’ve seen a bunch of original Gibson double necks with an assortment of neck combos, but this one has got to be one of the...

This original 1964 Gibson Thunderbird II in Sunburst once belonged to Cheap Trick bassist Tom Petersson, and it certainly feels like the caliber of bass that a rock star would use! The Thunderbird was Gibson’s first...

This 1957 Gibson ES-225TD comes in its factory original, custom ordered Walnut finish! Gibson did not formally offer this finish until 10 years later, making this so rare to see on a guitar this early. Contrary to the...

This completely original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop with a dark back and factory Bigsby is not something you see every day! This body was never drilled for a stop tail and has been in this configuration ever since it...

We’re extremely grateful to have this super rare 1965 Gibson Firebird III in its original Frost Blue finish! Towards the end of the original “Reverse” Firebird run, Gibson had several lefty necks left over. Instead of...

This 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard in Sunburst is an unbelievable first-year example of the “Holy Grail” of all vintage guitars! As you can see, this piece is in excellent condition, with hardly any playwear and minimal...

For such a compact package, this beautiful 1951 Gibson BR-9 Amp really sounds big and clean! After the production shutdown due to WWII, Gibson tasked Chicago-based Barnes & Reinecke with designing and producing a...

This 1948 Gibson BR-9 is in great shape, and sounds awesome too! This amp was clearly well cared for, as the only cosmetic wear is predominately on the back and corners. This was original sold with the BR–9 branded lap...

Check out this well-preserved 1955 Gibson GA-5 “Les Paul Junior” amp! As you might’ve guessed, the GA-5 was released alongside the introduction of the Les Paul Junior model and was also marketed as a student model to...

The wear on this original 1959 Gibson EB-2N speaks volumes to how much its former owner loved playing it, and we can’t blame them! Only 60 of these EB-2s were made in Natural during 1959 versus the 203 Sunburst models...

Here’s a beautiful and fully original 1966 Gibson Firebird XII in Sunburst! Less than 300 of these twelve string variants were shipped in its limited production window of 1966-67, and this one is a great example! It has...

Here we have a cool 1967 Gibson EB-2DC in its original Sparkling Burgundy finish! The EB-2 saw some spec changes over the years, and this example perfectly reflects some of the later changes that came to the line;...

We’re overjoyed to have this extremely rare 1965 Gibson Firebird I in its original Heather Poly finish! Of every Gibson Custom Color that was released with the birth of the Firebird, Heather Poly is one of, if not the...

Check out this vibey 1968 Gibson Johnny Smith in its original Sunburst finish! This one was someone’s go-to player at some point, as evidenced by the playwear and patina, and we can’t blame them! The binding has that...

This iconic 1936 Gibson Nick Lucas in Sunburst is a fantastic example of Gibson’s first artist-endorsed model! It’s even the first artist-endorsed model across any brand. Nick Lucas was an American jazz singer and...

This 1964 Gibson Thunderbird IV in Sunburst finish has held up remarkably well after six decades! The finish shows some light edgewear and checking, but still retains a beautiful luster. Playability on this piece is...