Striking Reproduction 5-String neck from Padouk Wood with Ebony fingerboard by Steve Sutherland. 10" Original Cole Rim from a Banjo-Mandolin. 9 7/8" rim with 24 3/4" Scale Length. Boat Heel. CONDITION: Excellent SERIAL:...
Offered for sale: Used c1931 Weymann Style 50 Tenor Banjo serial number 46730. This tenor banjo is in very good condition. The neck and frets are fine, cosmetically showing playing time with numerous marks and nicks...
1919 Gibson L-3 in excellent condition with very minimal signs of wear throughout the instrument. This guitar is in all original condition with the only alterations being added replacement Waverly tuners, and a...
Don't see too many of these!! Here is a "one-of-a-kind" custom ordered Gibson L1 from 1931. Seems that R.J. Wilcox (on headstock) ordered this with the most elaborate custom inlays and pickguard I have ever seen Gibson...
High quality banjo from circa 1920. The resonator is an added on tuba phone style made by Wilmot-Wood company.
- Gibson Lap Steel Guitar - Made in USA - Rosewood Fretboard - Maple Top Wood - Birdseye Maple Body Wood - Guitar has some wear - Includes OHSC
Freshly set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech, this Stromberg Voisinet parlor guitar is ready to make some beautiful music with you. Recently repaired and serviced by one of the Northwest's finest luthiery shops,...
This stunning 1942 Gibson J-35 comes in its original and very rare Opaque Blonde finish! This finish is much more scarce than the Sunburst option, as Gibson started to use this finish in late ’41/early ‘42, just...
Vivitone guitar was established by Lloyd Loar after his departure from Gibson. Vivitone is thought to have made the first solid body electric guitar in 1933 .This Vivitone is still in excellent original condition. The...
Early well made arch top guitar from Slingerland, loaned for photography in the new book "The Pinecaster" by Nacho Banos and Lynn Wheelright. This guitar does have some art deco appeal to it.
This is a really early Supro electric guitar. It might be just what you did not know you are looking for. Trending now.
SUPRO Hawaiian Steel, c 1936, earliest version, bi-level body wider than any other, 1 volume knob, exc, ssc....$650
This is a very cool Vega electric archtop, made in the USA in the mid 1930's. In addition to being a very cool vintage instrument, this Vega model is historically significant as being one of the first electric guitars...
1942 D’Angelico Excel, Blonde, Stunning original archtop guitar built by the legendary John D’Angelico himself, Gold hardware art deco headstock, Stairstep bridge, Grover imperial tuners, Stunning Flamed Maple back,...
A prime Vega Whyte Laydie, originally a plectrum and now a fine 5-string using most of the original neck. Great technique by Master Banjo Maker, Dick Powell. Maple neck, 27" scale, 10 15/16" head size. A great [almost]...
This is a rare model and a fantastic instrument. This guitar has some small screw holes on top and abrasions and shadow from a DeArmond pickup it once sported. I do have also the original pick guard. A jack hole is on...
Very important historic instrument, this example is the one pictured on the cover of the "Pinecaster" book by Nacho Banos. The "Pinecaster" book is an in depth four volume chronicle of early electric guitars and is a...
A fine and rare Olcott Bickford model 0-44. The 44 series was designed to have premium 45 grade woods while eschewing the pearl ornamentation of the the 45 series. The guitar has been set up perfectly by Ken Fallon and...
1947 Gibson ES 300 Serial No. 2423ES. Really great and rare example of the early ES series. Nut Width - 1 11/16" 1st fret - .882 12th fret - 1.04 Weight - 6 lbs 6 oz.
No sales tax for customers outside California. An incredibly rare piece for the ukulele collector. It is said that about 150 Weissenborn ukes were made. The larger concert size is always a good find in vintage ukuleles,...
1931 National Duolian V neck 12 fret model set up for finger picking and slide, low action on a straight neck, original cone, tail piece and biscuit, sounds like expected, wonderful, such a unique tone that will be...
1929 Gibson Nick Lucas Special, Deep body, Custom ordered, Extremely rare with Argentine Grey finish and Gold sparkle rosette around the sound hole and Gold sparkle binding, Nick Lucas White label, Very beautiful...
A rare guitare built in the late 1930s by Siro Burgassi, one of the lesser-known figures of French-Italian origin luthiers based in France. At the start of his career, Burgassi worked for Bortolo Busato's instrument...
Vintage 1940s Regal ukulele. Plays and sounds great....real nice tone. Comes with original gig bag, too!
1942 Gibson Super 400 Premier, "Cutaway", Very Rare Blonde finish, Top of the line Model, Gold hardware, Original Kluson tuners with beautiful original Catalin tips, Super 400 engraved heel cap & tailpiece, Script logo,...
1931 Gibson L-2 in excellent condition with very minimal signs of wear for an instrument of its age. This guitar has been converted here at the shop by Tom from it's original floating bridge and tailpiece configuration...
1920's W.M. Lange Paramount Tenor Banjo in very good condition with a minimal amount of wear for an instrument of its age. This banjo is in mostly original condition with the only major replaced parts being the tuners....
1928 National Triolian round neck 12 fret model set up for finger picking and slide, low action on a straight neck, original cone, tail piece and biscuit, sounds like expected, wonderful, a step up from the Duolian such...
1940 Matched Pair of RCA 44BX ribbon mics {2} Made OEM in LONDON England during WWII. Working on Photos.
MARTIN F-9S, 1936, Martin's largest and finest archtop with flat top "42" style conversion by none other than John Monteleone in 1975, the "S" designation signified "Guitar Outfit for Convention Display" and according...