$499
The Silvertone 1478 VRSB returns with modern performance upgrades while preserving the iconic style that made it a favorite since its 1964 debut. Known for its red sunburst finish, offset contours, bound fingerboard,...
$449
In 1958, Silvertone introduced the 1373 model 6-string bass tuned low E to E, one octave below standard guitar tuning. In Nashville around this time, a very distinctive bass sound began evolve into what became known as...
$479
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$425
Valco-made, 50's era, cool as can be. Hard-wired cord, augmented by an extension (see photo)
$495
Vintage original small Silvertone tube amp. Sounds amazing. Great for recording. A killer little amp for a NYC apartment.
$249
NEW Limited Edition BlackIn 1963, history was made with the release of the Silvertone Twin Twelve Amplifier. Originally listed in the sears catalog as the 1484, the Twin Twelve was offered from 1963 to 1967 and became...
$299
The unique sound of the legendary Silvertone 1484 Twin Twelve amp is the secret weapon for many of today’s most creative artists. One of the notable features of this amp is the luscious sounding tube driven tremolo. We...
$139.95
No sales tax for customers outside California. I ran into a collection of Harmony, Kay, Stella and Silvertone guitars recently, including this early Silvertone H614 from 1956. Like most Silvertone guitars from this era,...
$199
Vintage original circa 1963 Silvertone Jupiter or similar shipboard case. Used condition, all latches and handle good.
$399
1950's Silvertone 1430 amp by Sears and Roebuck. Overall good condition with some scuffs and tears. Freshly serviced and Amps sounds and plays great, original tubes.
$399
Just like the original back in 1958, the Silvertone 1303/U2 electric guitar offers a unique sound and playing experience that will inspire you to express yourself the same way as the rock icons that played the originals...
$480
For sale an amazingly clean, original and unplayed Silvertone Roy Rogers guitar. These guitars were made by Harmony of Chicago, Il. This is the same guitar as the Harmony H600 Parlor guitar. This guitar has no cracks,...
$249
1960s Silvertone Model 1448 Body Located At IVG Sherman Oaks For Parts And Restoration (Please See Photos) Patch Repair On Back With Sides Previously Painted As Shown Some Cosmetic Wear Visible Including Marks, Dings,...
$330.99
Silvertone introduced one of the earliest solid body guitars in the fall of 1954.That early model evolved into the 1303 in 1958. The Reissue 1303/U2 has all the vibe and twang of the original with some significant...
$378.99
Silvertone introduced one of the earliest solid body guitars in the fall of 1954.That early model evolved into the 1303 in 1958. The Reissue 1303/U2 has all the vibe and twang of the original with some significant...
$399
Silvertone introduced one of the earliest solid body guitars in the fall of 1954.That early model evolved into the 1303 in 1958. The Reissue 1303/U2 has all the vibe and twang of the original with some significant...
$449
Originally offered in 1963, the Silvertone1478 was an instant favorite. The offset double cutaway body is made ofsolid Mahogany with a maple top, for a deep rich tone with top endbite. The genuine Bigsby tremolo and...
$449
Originally offered in 1963, the Silvertone1478 was an instant favorite. The offset double cutaway body is made of solid Mahogany with a maple top, for a deep rich tone with top end bite. The genuine Bigsby tremolo and...
$454.99
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$479
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$479
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$479
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$479
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$479
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$479
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$479
One of the most clever and well-knownconcepts in the early ™60s guitar boom was the Silvertone Amp-in-caseline. For well under $100, you could get a guitar that came in a casefeaturing a 5-watt (later, 6-watt) tube amp...
$499
The Real Deal Originally offered in 1963, the Silvertone 1478 was an instant favorite. The offset double ¯ ¿ ½cutaway body is made of solid Mahogany with a maple top, for a deep rich tone with top end bite. The genuine...